S. Salahuddin, M. Perumkunnil, E. Litta, A. Gupta, P. Weckx, J. Ryckaert, M. Na, A. Spessot
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Buried power SRAM DTCO and system-level benchmarking in N3
The increased metal resistance degrades both the performance and write margin of SRAM circuits in sub-10nm nodes. This paper utilizes buried power distribution as SRAM performance and write ability booster in 3nm node. BPR-SRAM offers up to 34.5% read speed and 498.6mV write margin improvement over conventional SRAM. Gem5 system simulator predicts up to 28.2% performance gain with server-processor having BPR-SRAM in L2 and L3 cache as compared to the baseline.