Intelligent RAM (IRAM): the industrial setting, applications, and architectures

David Patterson; Krste Asanovic; Aaron Brown; Richard Fromm; Jason Golbus; Benjamin Gribstad; Kimberly Keeton; Christos Kozyrakis; David Martin; Stylianos Perissakis; Randi Thomas; Noah Treuhaft; Katherine Yelick

doi:10.1109/iccd.1997.628842

Intelligent RAM (IRAM): the industrial setting, applications, and architectures

David Patterson

Krste Asanovic

Aaron Brown

Richard Fromm

Jason Golbus

Benjamin Gribstad

Kimberly Keeton

Christos Kozyrakis Stanford

David Martin

Stylianos Perissakis

Randi Thomas

Noah Treuhaft

Katherine Yelick

IEEE International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD), 1997

DOI: 10.1109/iccd.1997.628842

Abstract

The goal of intelligent RAM (IRAM) is to design a cost-effective computer by designing a processor in a memory fabrication process, instead of in a conventional logic fabrication process, and include memory on-chip. To design a processor in a DRAM process one must learn about the business and culture of the DRAMs, which is quite different from microprocessors. The authors describe some of those differences and their current vision of IRAM applications, architectures, and implementations.

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@inproceedings{1997intelligentramiramtheindustrialsettingapplicationsandarchitectures,
  title = {Intelligent RAM (IRAM): the industrial setting, applications, and architectures},
  author = {David Patterson and Krste Asanovic and Aaron Brown and Richard Fromm and Jason Golbus and Benjamin Gribstad and Kimberly Keeton and Christos Kozyrakis and David Martin and Stylianos Perissakis and Randi Thomas and Noah Treuhaft and Katherine Yelick},
  booktitle = {IEEE International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD)},
  year = {1997},
  doi = {10.1109/iccd.1997.628842},
}

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Intelligent RAM (IRAM): the industrial setting, applications, and architectures

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