Nvidia Vera’s System Architecture: Pushing Bandwidth

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Nvidia’s Vera server chip aims for high per-core performance. Its Olympus cores have massive out-of-order structures and use high per-clock throughput to meet that goal within a high core count server chip. Core design however is only one part of the equation. Off-core memory access can heavily impact core performance, and higher core counts complicate interconnect design. The task of feeding Vera’s Olympus cores falls to Nvidia’s second generation Scalable Coherency Fabric, or SCF. SCF plays a ...

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