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The performance of chip multiprocessors (CMPs) is dependent on the data access latency, which is highly dependent on the design of the on-chip interconnect (NoC) and the organization of the memory caches. However, prior research attempts to optimize the performance of the NoC and cache mostly in isolation of each other. In this work we present a NoC-aware cache design that focuses on communication locality; a property both the cache and NoC affect and can exploit.