Design of hierarchical cache coherence protocol based on Chiplet architecture

This paper proposes a directory-based hierarchical cache coherence protocol for highly scalable Chiplet architectures. The proposed protocol can be seamlessly divided into two independent levels, the first level handling the inter-core cache coherency within a single Die while the second level dealing with the intra-Die cache coherency across multiple Dies. The proposed protocol is implemented using a two-level directory structure which exhibits superior scalability in terms of storage overhead. Simulation results indicate our approach using a two-level directory structure reduces the miss rate of the shared last-level cache (LLC) as compared to conventional approach using a single-level directory structure. This reduction enhances overall cache performance as the average memory access latency is reduced.

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IEICE Electronics Express
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2025-05-15
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https://doi.org/10.1587/elex.22.20250219
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Interconnection Networks and Systems
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Design of hierarchical cache coherence protocol based on Chiplet architecture

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Interconnection Networks and Systems
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Design of hierarchical cache coherence protocol based on Chiplet architecture

Tongtong Guo, An-Chow Lai, Jianghua Gui, Bing Li, Shuaishuai Zhang
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Abstract

This paper proposes a directory-based hierarchical cache coherence protocol for highly scalable Chiplet architectures. The proposed protocol can be seamlessly divided into two independent levels, the first level handling the inter-core cache coherency within a single Die while the second level dealing with the intra-Die cache coherency across multiple Dies. The proposed protocol is implemented using a two-level directory structure which exhibits superior scalability in terms of storage overhead. Simulation results indicate our approach using a two-level directory structure reduces the miss rate of the shared last-level cache (LLC) as compared to conventional approach using a single-level directory structure. This reduction enhances overall cache performance as the average memory access latency is reduced.

IEICE Electronics ExpressVol. 22(12)
China Electronics Technology Group Corporation (CN), Southeast University (BD)
Openalex Percentile: Top 17%
Interconnection Networks and Systems
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