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Architecture of Computing System based on Chiplet.

Guangbao Shan¹, Yanwen Zheng¹, Chaoyang Xing²

¹School of Microelectronics, Xidian University, Xi'an 710071, China.

|February 25, 2022

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This review explores Chiplet-based computing system architectures for high-performance systems. It details computing and memory architectures to guide designers in balancing performance, efficiency, and cost.

Keywords:

Chiplet computing architecture computing system memory architecture

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Computer Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Materials Science

Background:

Computing systems are integral to modern technologies like medical diagnosis, climate prediction, and autonomous vehicles.
The performance of computing systems directly impacts the intellectualization and capabilities of electronic equipment.
Optimizing performance, efficiency, and cost in computing systems requires careful selection of architecture.

Purpose of the Study:

To review Chiplet-based computing system architectures for high-performance applications.
To provide guidance for designers on fabricating advanced computing systems.
To analyze both computing and memory architectures within Chiplet-based systems.

Main Methods:

Summarizing computing architectures for high-performance, mobile, and PC applications.
Introducing mainstream and emerging non-volatile memory architectures for data storage and processing.
Comparing and discussing key parameters of various memory types.

Main Results:

A comprehensive overview of Chiplet-based computing architectures is presented.
Analysis of different memory architectures, including their parameters and suitability for data handling.
Identification of trade-offs between performance, efficiency, and cost in Chiplet designs.

Conclusions:

Chiplet-based architectures offer a viable solution for high-performance computing systems.
The choice of computing and memory architecture is critical for system optimization.
Future perspectives on Chiplet-based computing systems are discussed, highlighting potential advancements.