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[[:Category:Ronit Banerjee of Mountain View CA | [[:Category:Ronit Banerjee of Mountain View CA US|Ronit Banerjee of Mountain View CA US]][[Category:Ronit Banerjee of Mountain View CA US]] | ||
[[:Category:Karthic A. Palaniappan of Cupertino CA | [[:Category:Karthic A. Palaniappan of Cupertino CA US|Karthic A. Palaniappan of Cupertino CA US]][[Category:Karthic A. Palaniappan of Cupertino CA US]] | ||
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MEMORY HIERARCHY POWER MANAGEMENT
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
John G. Dorsey of San Francisco CA US
Bryan R. Hinch of Campbell CA US
Ronit Banerjee of Mountain View CA US
Karthic A. Palaniappan of Cupertino CA US
MEMORY HIERARCHY POWER MANAGEMENT
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20250093932 titled 'MEMORY HIERARCHY POWER MANAGEMENT
Original Abstract Submitted
some embodiments include a system, apparatus, method, and computer program product for memory hierarchy power management. some embodiments include a performance controller that balances memory hierarchy power and compute power to maintain package-level power efficiency of a systems-on-a-chip (soc)-memory package. the performance controller can determine a ratio of memory hierarchy power to compute agent power, compare the ratio against a threshold value, and based on the comparison, determine how to manage memory hierarchy power. when the energy costs of the memory hierarchy power are large relative to the energy costs of the compute agent power, some embodiments include changing a performance state of a fabric and/or memory to increase the power efficiency of the overall soc-memory package, even though a number of memory stall cycles experienced by the compute agent may increase.