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The case for hybrid photonic plasmonic interconnects (HyPPIs): Low-latency energy-and-area-efficient on-chip interconnects

Sun et al., 2015

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785948203673481719
Author
Sun S
Badawy A
Narayana V
El-Ghazawi T
Sorger V
Publication year
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IEEE Photonics Journal

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Moore's law for traditional electric integrated circuits is facing increasingly more challenges in both physics and economics. Among those challenges is the fact that the bandwidth per compute on the chip is dropping, whereas the energy needed for data movement keeps …
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