Machine Representation lecture 2

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Transcript Machine Representation lecture 2

Monster Chip like Monster Home?
• “…what San Franciscans have come
to know as a monster home--a 6,000square-foot behemoth that would
tower five stories high, casting
neighbors in its shadow and stretching
clear to its lot lines.”
“San Franciscans Fight Monster Home Invasion,”
LA Times, 7/13/00
–Bay Area cities using ordinances to stop them
• Era of wretched excess: home,PC
–Memory for branch prediction bigger than
minicomputer memory!
–Word processors that need 16 MB!
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Desktop vs. Gadgets/Server
• Desktop has warped design space:
max die size, max SPEC, power be
damned
• Gadgets: Cost/Power/Performance
–MIPS per joule, MIPS per dollar
–2001: 500 – 550 million cell phone
handsets, each with 32-bit MPU + DSP vs.
120 million PCs
• Servers: Power/Throughput
–Tasks per second v. SPECmark
–Future: low power so combined with disks
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Sustaining Moore’s Law vs. MIPS/$?
die size (mm2)
1,000
Intel MPU die
100
~1000X
10
1
RISC II die
0
1980
1990
2000
• Scaled 32-bit, 5-stage RISC II
1/1000th of current MPU, die size or
transistors
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New view: ClusterOnaChip (CoC)
• Inspiration: Google
–Search engine for world: 100M/day
–Economical, scalable build block:PC
cluster today 6000 PCs, 12000 disks
–Advantages in fault tolerance, scalability,
cost/performance
• 32-bit MPU as the new Nand Gate
–“Cluster on a chip” with 100s of MPUs
enable amazing MIPS/$, MIPS/watt
for cluster applications
–MPUs combined with dense memory +
system on a chip CAD + quick turn fab
• 30 years ago Intel 4004 used 800 gates:
when 800 MPU chip?
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