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DRAF: A low-power DRAM-based reconfigurable acceleration fabric

Gao et al., 2016

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12439533715056712476
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Gao M
Delimitrou C
Niu D
Malladi K
Zheng H
Brennan B
Kozyrakis C
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ACM SIGARCH Computer Architecture News

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FPGAs are a popular target for application-specific accelerators because they lead to a good balance between flexibility and energy efficiency. However, FPGA lookup tables introduce significant area and power overheads, making it difficult to use FPGA devices in …
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