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Exploiting Eager Register Release in a Redundantly Multi-Threaded Processor Niti Madan, Rajeev Balasubramonian School of Computing, University of Utah {niti, rajeev}@cs.utah.edu ∗ Abstract
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Document Date: 2006-10-26 00:39:27


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IBM / Compaq Western Research Laboratory / /

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Performance Processor Pipeline / University of Utah / University of Wisconsin-Madison / /

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computer systems / 90nm technology / aggressive out-of-order processor / baseline processor / Circuit-level solutions / less energy / multicore processor technology / aggressive superscalar processor / out-of-order processors / in-order processor / attractive solution / conventional processor / energy / /

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University of Utah / Rajeev Balasubramonian School of Computing / National Science Foundation / DED / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / University of Wisconsin / /

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J. S. Liptay / T. Monreal / V / /

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candidate for the eager register release policy / head / /

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FP / /

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Wisconsin / Utah / /

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Alpha / aggressive out-of-order processor / 90nm technology / Memory Technology / aggressive superscalar processor / in-order processor / dual-threaded SMT processor / conventional processor / Implementable Simultaneous Multithreading Processor / SMT processor / multicore processor technology / out-of-order processors / cache Memory / RMT processor / caching / Simulation / Dynamic Superscalar Processors / baseline processor / Parallel Processing / Redundantly Threaded processor / Chip-level Redundantly-Threaded processor / CMP / /

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