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Paul Mejia
Researcher at University of California, Davis
Publications - 6
Citations - 552
Paul Mejia is an academic researcher from University of California, Davis. The author has contributed to research in topics: Clock rate & Dynamic voltage scaling. The author has an hindex of 6, co-authored 6 publications receiving 533 citations.
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DOS: a scalable optical switch for datacenters
TL;DR: The architecture and performance studies of Datacenter Optical Switch designed for scalable and high-throughput interconnections within a data center are discussed and it is shown that even with 2 to 4 wavelengths, the performance of DOS is significantly better than an electrical switch network based on state-of-the-art flattened butterfly topology.
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A 167-Processor Computational Platform in 65 nm CMOS
Dean N. Truong,Wayne H. Cheng,Tinoosh Mohsenin,Zhiyi Yu,Anthony T. Jacobson,Gouri Landge,M.J. Meeuwsen,Christine Watnik,Anh T. Tran,Zhibin Xiao,E. Work,Jeremy Webb,Paul Mejia,Bevan M. Baas +13 more
TL;DR: A 167-processor computational platform consists of an array of simple programmable processors capable of per-processor dynamic supply voltage and clock frequency scaling, three algorithm-specific processors, and three 16 KB shared memories; and is implemented in 65 nm CMOS as discussed by the authors.
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A 167-processor 65 nm computational platform with per-processor dynamic supply voltage and dynamic clock frequency scaling
Dean N. Truong,Wayne H. Cheng,Tinoosh Mohsenin,Zhiyi Yu,T. Jacobson,Gouri Landge,M. Meeuwsen,Christine Watnik,Paul Mejia,Anh T. Tran,Jeremy Webb,E. Work,Zhibin Xiao,Bevan M. Baas +13 more
TL;DR: A 167-processor 65 nm computational platform well suited for DSP, communication, and multimedia workloads contains 164 programmable processors with dynamic supply voltage and dynamic clock frequency circuits.
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A 167-Processor Computational Platform in 65 nm CMOS
Dean N. Truong,Wayne H. Cheng,Tinoosh Mohsenin,Zhiyi Yu,Anthony T. Jacobson,Gouri Landge,M.J. Meeuwsen,Christine Watnik,Anh T. Tran,Zhibin Xiao,E. Work,Jeremy Webb,Paul Mejia,Bevan M. Baas +13 more
TL;DR: A 167-processor computational platform consists of an array of simple programmable processors capable of per-processor dynamic supply voltage and clock frequency scaling, three algorithm-specific processors, and three 16 KB shared memories; and is implemented in 65 nm CMOS.
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Performance Evaluation of a Multicore System with Optically Connected Memory Modules
TL;DR: DWDM -based optical interconnects could be used to emulate multiple buses in a fully-buffered DIMM (FB-DIMM) -like memory system to improve both bandwidth and latency, and at least two DDR3 memory channels are needed to match the performance of a single optical bus.