Processors everywhere creates cost-effective design

These trends are captured in a quantitative prediction for digital system design as a "law of SoC processor scaling" based on the Roadmap. Software-centric multiprocessor SoC design will become a standard design methodology, with typical on-chip processor count rising by 30 per year and ra...

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Published in:Electronics Weekly 2005-11 (2216), p.12
Main Author: Rowen, Chris
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Costs
Design
Digital signal processors
Efficiency
Semiconductors
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Summary:These trends are captured in a quantitative prediction for digital system design as a "law of SoC processor scaling" based on the Roadmap. Software-centric multiprocessor SoC design will become a standard design methodology, with typical on-chip processor count rising by 30 per year and ranging into the thousands of processors by 2015.
ISSN:0013-5224