Self-learning of the optimal power or performance operating point of a computer chip based on instantaneous feedback of present operating environment

Sensors on the integrated circuit are used to detect the current operating state of the chip, such as frequency, voltage, temperature characteristics, or variation in the integrated circuit manufacturing process. In response, the integrated circuit may choose to modify operational parameters (such a...

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Hauptverfasser:	Anderson, Carl John, Floyd, Michael Stephen, James, Norman Karl, Restle, Phillip John
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