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MRAM has emerged as one of the most attractive non-volatile solutions due to fast read access, low leakage power, high bit density, and long endurance. However, the high power consumption of write operations remains a barrier to the commercial adoption of MRAM technology. This paper addresses this problem by introducing low-current probabilistic writes (LCPW), a technique that reduces write access...
Traditional trace-driven memory system simulation is a very time consuming process while the advent of multicores simply exacerbates the problem. We propose a framework for accelerating trace-driven multicore cache simulations by utilizing the capabilities of the modern many core GPUs. A straightforward way towards this direction is to rely on the inherent parallelism in cache simulations: communicating...
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