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A Mess of Memory System Benchmarking, Simulation and Application Profiling
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The Memory stress (Mess) framework provides a unified, open-source solution for memory system benchmarking, accurate simulation, and application profiling using holistic bandwidth–latency curves. This benchmark characterizes a wide array of high-end
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SentryCore: A RISC-V Co-Processor System for Safe, Real-Time Control Applications
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SentryCore is a reliable, open-source RISC-V co-processor system (mega-IP) designed for advanced, real-time control functions in safety-critical applications like automotive and robotics. It ensures reliability by using three embedded RISC-V cores operating
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Basilisk: Achieving Competitive Performance with Open EDA Tools on an Open-Source Linux-Capable RISC-V SoC
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The paper introduces Basilisk, an optimized application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) implementation built upon the open-source Iguana RISC-V SoC, demonstrating a highly effective open-source electronic design automation (EDA) flow. By enhancing synthesis tools
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PCG: Mitigating Conflict-based Cache Side-channel Attacks with Prefetching
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PCG is a novel prefetching-based scheme designed to effectively mitigate conflict-based cache side-channel attacks without incurring significant performance penalties. It achieves robust security by generating noisy, indistinguishable cache access patterns through a
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STRELA: STReaming ELAstic CGRA Accelerator for Embedded Systems
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STRELA is an elastic Coarse-Grained Reconfigurable Architecture (CGRA) integrated into an energy-efficient RISC-V System-on-Chip (SoC) designed for the embedded domain. Its microarchitecture specifically supports conditionals and irregular loops, enhancing adaptability for complex,
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Reconfigurable Edge Hardware for Intelligent IDS: Systematic Approach
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This paper addresses the deployment of intelligent Intrusion Detection Systems (I-IDS) on resource-constrained Edge hardware by proposing a systematic approach utilizing reconfigurable FPGA technology. The authors implemented and compared two architectures: a