In chiplet-based heterogeneous architectures, electrical network-on-package (NoP) designs are typically over-provisioned with routers and channels to provide sufficient bandwidth during periods of high network load. Observing that there are significant periods of low/idle network utilization, prior work has proposed modified network-on-chip (NoC) architectures to enable in-network compute, especially for compute-intensive operations (e.g. linear algebra). However, electrical package-level interconnects impose fundamental energy and bandwidth scaling issues for future chiplet architectures.
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