3D System Design: A Case for Building Customized Modular Systems in 3D

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Autori principali: Emma, Philip, Kurshan, Eren
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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author Emma, Philip
Kurshan, Eren
author_facet Emma, Philip
Kurshan, Eren
contents 3D promises a new dimension in composing systems by aggregating chips. Literally. While the most common uses are still tightly connected with its early forms as a packaging technology, new application domains have been emerging. As the underlying technology continues to evolve, the unique leverages of 3D have become increasingly appealing to a larger range of applications: from embedded mobile applications to servers and memory systems. In this paper we focus on the system-level implications of 3D technology, trying to differentiate the unique advantages that it provides to different market segments and applications.
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spellingShingle 3D System Design: A Case for Building Customized Modular Systems in 3D
Emma, Philip
Kurshan, Eren
Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing
Emerging Technologies
3D promises a new dimension in composing systems by aggregating chips. Literally. While the most common uses are still tightly connected with its early forms as a packaging technology, new application domains have been emerging. As the underlying technology continues to evolve, the unique leverages of 3D have become increasingly appealing to a larger range of applications: from embedded mobile applications to servers and memory systems. In this paper we focus on the system-level implications of 3D technology, trying to differentiate the unique advantages that it provides to different market segments and applications.
title 3D System Design: A Case for Building Customized Modular Systems in 3D
topic Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing
Emerging Technologies
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.09068