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DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:ABSTRACT: Predicted energy expenditures for traditional high-end computing systems in 2018 indicate that instruction execution will be a surprisingly small percentage (<20%) of power usage for the entire system. Energy used for memory, network, and storage accesses will contribute almost 60% of the total. As subsequent advances and scaling in computing occur, the percentage of energy needed to move and store data appears likely to grow even further. =0A=0AMoving to Exascale requires innovative solutions for reducing memory and I/O power utilization.=0A=0AIn the past, access delays to external memory have been addressed by caching within processors. Are there equivalent options on the horizon that could address storage and I/O power usage to enable continued advances in leading-edge computing?
SUMMARY:The Roadblock Ahead – Power Usage for Storage and I/O
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