The present disclosure relates to a network chip (108) comprising: a programmable infrastructure (201) having a plurality of access points (202); at least one chiplet communications interface (3D PLUG) suitable for interfacing with at least one chiplet (110), each chiplet communications interface (3D PLUG) being coupled to a corresponding one of the access points (202); and a plurality of network-to-network communications interfaces (206, 208, 210, 212) each suitable for interfacing with another network chip (108).

In different example embodiments, a system-on-chip is provided. The system-on-chip can have a control circuit with a plurality of control circuit areas, wherein the control circuit is configured to control a device, a security circuit which has a separately secured key memory and a hardware accelerator for cryptographic operations, wherein the security circuit is configured to electively enable either a read-only access or a read and write access to at least one of the control circuit areas, wherein the security circuit is furthermore configured to provide a communication path by means of the key memory and the hardware accelerator for the secured communication with a diagnostic system disposed outside the security circuit, to make the selection between the read access and the read and write access to the at least one selected area of the control circuit depending on a certificate supplied to the security circuit and authenticated by means of information stored in the key memory, and to execute the read access or the read and write access.

Methods, systems, and computer programs are presented for processing Ethernet packets at a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA). One programmable integrated circuit includes: an internal network on chip (iNOC) comprising rows and columns; clusters, coupled to the iNOC, comprising a network access point (NAP) and programmable logic; and an Ethernet controller coupled to the iNOC. When the controller operates in packet mode, each complete inbound Ethernet packet is sent from the controller to one of the NAPs via the iNOC, where two or more NAPs are configurable to receive the complete inbound Ethernet packets from the controller. The controller is configurable to operate in quad segment interface (QSI) mode where each complete inbound Ethernet packet is broken into segments, which are sent from the controller to different NAPs via the iNOC, where two or more NAPs are configurable to receive the complete inbound Ethernet packets from the controller.

The present disclosure discloses an on-chip synchronous self-repairing system based on a low-frequency reference signal. The system adopts a dual-input PLL stellate coupled structure or a dual-input PLL butterfly-shaped coupled structure, and delay of the whole loop is made to be an integral multiple of the reference signal by synchronizing the transmitted reference signal with the received reference signal, so as to ensure synchronization of local oscillation signal of each IC chip. The transmission wire based on an adjustable left-handed material is used as a delay wire to connect the dual-input PLL, thereby achieving low loss and reducing the physical distance of the delay wire. The system has the advantages of small area, low loss, strong adaptability and strict synchronization in various environments.

A computing device is provided, including a plurality of memory devices, a plurality of direct memory access (DMA) controllers, and an on-chip interconnect. The on-chip interconnect may be configured to implement control logic to convey a read request from a primary DMA controller of the plurality of DMA controllers to a source memory device of the plurality of memory devices. The on-chip interconnect may be further configured to implement the control logic to convey a read response from the source memory device to the primary DMA controller and one or more secondary DMA controllers of the plurality of DMA controllers.

The disclosed method is applicable to a many-core system. The method includes: acquiring multiple pieces of .routing information, each of which includes two logical nodes and a data transmission amount between the two logical nodes; determining a piece of unprocessed routing information with a maximum data transmission amount as current routing information; mapping each unlocked logical node of the current routing information to one unlocked processing node, and locking the mapped logical node and processing node, wherein if there is an unlocked edge processing node, the unlocked logical node is mapped to the unlocked edge processing node; and returning, if there is at least one unlocked logical node, to the step of determining the piece of unprocessed routing information with the maximum data transmission amount as the current routing information.

An integrated circuit includes an interposer, a first die coupled to the interposer, a second die coupled to the interposer, and a third die coupled to the interposer and having a plurality of die interfaces. The first die includes a first data processing engine (DPE) array having a first plurality of DPEs and a first DPE interface coupled to the first plurality of DPEs therein. The second die includes a second DPE array having a second plurality of DPEs and a second DPE interface coupled to the second plurality of DPEs therein. The first DPE interface of the first die is configured to communicate with a first die interface of the plurality of die interfaces via the interposer. The second DPE interface of the second die is configured to communicate with a second die interface of the plurality of die interfaces via the interposer.

A low power system on chip for supporting partial clock gating is provided. The system on chip includes a network on chip including a first CG-network interface module, a second CG-network interface module, and a clock gating control module, a first IP block that communicates through the first CG-network interface module, and a second IP block that communicates through the second CG-network interface module. The clock gating control module receives a clock gating request from the first IP block, outputs a communication control signal to the second CG-network interface module in response to the received clock gating request, and performs a clock gating operation for a clock signal in response to the received clock gating request to selectively deliver the clock signal to the second IP block.

A network load balancer, a request message distribution method, a program product, and a system provided by the present disclosure relate to cloud computing technology. The network load balancer includes: a network port and N intermediate chips; the N intermediate chips are connected in sequence; the network port is connected to a first intermediate chip among the N intermediate chips; N is a positive integer greater than or equal to 1; the network port is configured to receive a request message and forward the request message to the first intermediate chip; each of the intermediate chips is configured to forward the request message to a next intermediate chip connected to a current intermediate chip if connection information matching the request message is not found; and transmit the request message to a background server according to the connection information if the connection information matching the request message is found.

Representative apparatus, method, and system embodiments are disclosed for configurable computing. A representative system includes an interconnection network; a processor; and a plurality of configurable circuit clusters. Each configurable circuit cluster includes a plurality of configurable circuits arranged in an array; a synchronous network coupled to each configurable circuit of the array; and an asynchronous packet network coupled to each configurable circuit of the array. A representative configurable circuit includes a configurable computation circuit and a configuration memory having a first, instruction memory storing a plurality of data path configuration instructions to configure a data path of the configurable computation circuit; and a second, instruction and instruction index memory storing a plurality of spoke instructions and data path configuration instruction indices for selection of a master synchronous input, a current data path configuration instruction, and a next data path configuration instruction for a next configurable computation circuit.