Computer Architecture and
Power Aware Systems Research Group

 


Welcome to the home page of CAPS: Computer Architecture and Power Aware Systems Research Group at SUNY- Binghamton. Our group investigates techniques at the microarchitectural, systems and circuits level for improving the performance, energy-efficiency and reliability modern microprocessors and memory systems.

Our research efforts are mainly directed at:

  • Improvement of the energy efficiency and overall performance of high end microprocessors and cache memory systems using microarchitectural and/or circuit level techniques.
  • Development of models and tools for accurate power and performance estimation of processors and memory systems. Development of tools for system-level power estimation of embedded real-time systems.
  • Investigations of microarchitectural techniques for improving the performance of multithreaded processors, multi-core processors and trace-based processors.
  • Investigations of techniques for coping with soft errors and process variations in high-performance processors.
  • Spot cooling techniques for high-end microprocessors using MEMs.

Please look at our publications page for some relevant papers.

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