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That was one of the goals of the AMULET project at Manchester University.
by Toenex 8y ago
That was one of the goals of the AMULET project at Manchester University.
- TickleSteve 8y agoNot really, AMULET was an asynchronous (i.e. un-clocked) ARM implementation intended to explore a new cpu design. The aim was low-power-usage, but they came at it from a different direction. This is referring to the OS control over power-states on a traditional (clocked) processor. AMULET gained its low-power capabilities from not clocking any unused functional blocks during normal usage, same aim, different strategy.