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Self-Aware-Systems-On-Chip-Cross-Layer

Towards Self-Aware Systems-on-Chip Through Intelligent Cross-Layer Coordination

Prof. Fadi Kurdahi, Center for Embedded & Cyber-physical Systems University of California, Irvine

Dec 3, 12:00 - 13:00

B2 B3 A0215

Self-Aware-Systems-On-Chip-Cross-Layer

Although there is a rich history of cross-layer design for embedded computing systems to achieve desired QoS, we are facing ever more challenges from the intertwined goals of energy- efficiency, thermal design constraints, as well as resilience to errors emanating from the application, environment and hardware platforms. We posit that next-generation computing platforms must necessarily deploy intelligent cross-layer design achieved through self-awareness principles inspired by biology and nature. Such an approach will move us from current strategies (using limited cross-layer coordination) to a holistic cross-layer strategy that enables intelligent cross-layer management policies which can adaptively tune itself based on the current state of the system. The talk will present design exemplars that embrace this intelligent cross-layer approach, and highlight the role of self-awareness in achieving dynamic adaptivity.

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