Asynchronous VLSI and Architecture
Cornell University



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  We conduct research on semantics, design methodologies, and architectures for asynchronous systems. We have designed and fabricated microprocessors, FPGAs, 2D and 3D integrated circuits, as well as developed the necessary software tools to support the hardware. We also write the necessary EDA tools to support our hardware development efforts. Cross-cutting projects:
  • Energy-efficient VLSI and architecture. The goal of this project is to develop tools, design methods, components, and architectures for low energy and high performance design using a combination of micro-architecture, circuit, and algorithmic techniques. We are also investigating the impact of 3D on system architecture.

  • Synthesis Methods and Tools. The design and implementation of tools for the synthesis of asynchronous VLSI circuits that can handle the design-complexity of large-scale systems.

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