chip resource management
Chip resource management optimizes the allocation and utilization of on-chip resources, such as CPU cores, memory, and I/O, to balance performance, power, and reliability.
Chip resource management involves allocating resources like processor cores, memory blocks, interconnect bandwidth, and peripheral interfaces to meet performance and power goals.
Techniques include dynamic voltage and frequency scaling (DVFS), power gating, cache and memory optimization, and interconnect arbitration to adapt to workload demands efficiently.
Essential for SoC design, embedded systems, and hardware accelerators, it ensures reliability, fault tolerance, and security through QoS policies, error correction, and resource isolation.