Many-Core Computing: Hardware and Software Book Editors: Prof Bashir M. Al-Hashimi & Dr Geoff V. Merrett Investigators and researchers from across all 4 Research Themes of the PRiME programme have authored chapters in a new edited book published with IET. The book contains 4 sections: Section 1: Programming Models, Operating Systems and Applications Section 2: […]
PRiME Director Professor Bashir Al-Hashimi talks about the vital importance of collaborations between academia and industry as the award winning Arm-ECS Research Centre celebrates 10 years of partnership in New Electronics magazine. The article was published in the 25 September 2018 edition of New Electronics, under the headline âAn Award Winning Partnershipâ, following an editorial in the […]
Many congratulations to Professor Bashir Al-Hashimi, Principal Investigator of the PRiME Project, who has been awarded a Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (CBE) in the Queenâs Birthday Honours 2018 for his services to engineering and industry. Both within the UK and overseas, Bashir is a leading and influential figure […]
PRiME’s collaborative research has been featured in the latest issue of the prestigious IEEE Computer Magazine (August 2017). The article describes the work performed by three of PRiME’s research institutes, led by Newcastle University, studying the interplay between the performance, energy, and reliability (PER) of parallel-computing systems. It describes methods supporting the meaningful crossplatform analysis […]
Moortec Semiconductor Limited, provider of on chip monitoring and optimization IP for advanced node CMOS technologies, has become a PRiME Programme Associate.
PRiME is used to illustrate a cutting edge research project with the potential for future exploitation in the UK.
PRiME Director Professor Bashir Al-Hashimi discusses the challenges for chip designers when designing the future multicore processors.
PRiME contributes to a recent article seeking solutions to Embedded Multi-core Systems energy efficiency.
PRiME is included within the 2014 NMI Yearbook. Getting a mention within Research and Development PRiME is introduced the the wider industrial community by one of the programmes key knowledge transfer partners.
To mark the launch of the PRiME Programme in May 2013, Nick Heath of the technology news website ZDNet interviewed PRiME Director, Professor Bashir Al-Hashimi.