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Operating frequency trends for high performance off-chip buses
This paper presents predictions for the operating frequency limits of the two main styles of inter-chip connections based on the existing product results for IBM's S/390 MCMs. Simulation results available in the literature are used to validate future projections for the operating frequency limit of synchronous interconnections (700 MHz) and source synchronous interconnections (1.5 GHz).