Latest revision as of 05:29, 2 February 2021

Abstract

Timing speculation has been proposed as a technique for maximizing the energy efficiency of processors with minimal loss in performance. A typical implementation of timing speculation involves speculatively reducing the voltage of a processor to a point where errors are possible but rare, and employing an error recovery mechanism to ensure correct functionality. This allows significant energy savings with a small recovery overhead.

Original document

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