AI/ML Applications for Thermally Aware SoC Designs

A. Norman, M. Gallina, Olena Zhu, J. Weiner, Fabian Garita Gonzalez
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Thermal considerations are a critical facet in SoC and System design. There are numerous difficulties in performing comprehensive thermal analysis on modern SoC designs as well as considerable difficulty in moving towards a cross-discipline co-design strategy. The design space is large and growing more complex with each generation, coupled with long evaluation/simulation time for sufficiently accurate thermal response. Thermal feedback into design iterations were additionally slowed by the huge numbers of excitation (workloads) scenarios needed to provide design robustness. Augmented Intelligence and machine learning (ML) approaches are explored to address some of these difficulties, as well as development of a fast evaluation function to reduce total computation time. Various clustering and modeling techniques are used to improve stimulus/workload selection and coverage for analysis, which further reduces evaluation time. This huge enhancement in evaluation time has opened new opportunities for co-design work, ML optimization schemes are applied to address the high degrees of freedom present at the SoC level. The results have been impressive, showing huge potential for thermal improvements which translate directly into improved product performance.
热感知SoC设计的AI/ML应用
热考虑是SoC和系统设计的一个关键方面。在现代SoC设计中进行全面的热分析有许多困难,在走向跨学科协同设计策略方面也有相当大的困难。设计空间很大,每一代都变得越来越复杂,再加上需要很长的评估/模拟时间才能获得足够准确的热响应。此外,为提供设计稳健性所需的大量激励(工作负载)场景也减慢了设计迭代的热反馈速度。探索增强智能和机器学习(ML)方法来解决其中的一些困难,以及开发快速评估函数以减少总计算时间。使用各种聚类和建模技术来改进刺激/工作量的选择和分析覆盖,从而进一步缩短评估时间。评估时间的巨大提高为协同设计工作开辟了新的机会,机器学习优化方案被应用于解决SoC级别存在的高度自由度。结果令人印象深刻,显示出巨大的潜力,热改进,直接转化为提高产品性能。
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