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Horizontally partitioned caches (HPCs) are a power-efficient architectural feature in which the processor maintains two or more data caches at the same level of hierarchy. HPCs help reduce cache pollution and thereby improve performance. Consequently, most previous research has focused on exploiting HPCs to improve performance and achieve energy reduction only as a byproduct of performance improvement...
Horizontally Partitioned Caches (HPCs) are a promising architectural feature to reduce the energy consumption of the memory subsystem. However, the energy reduction obtained using HPC architectures is very sensitive to the HPC parameters. Therefore it is very important to explore the HPC design space and carefully choose the HPC parameters that result in minimum energy consumption for the application...
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