Accurately estimating CPU power consumption is a key requirement for controlling CPUs – e.g. for implementing energy saving techniques – and for exploring the CPU design space. PRiME researchers have developed a tool , PowMon, that uses models built and validated from real, measured data from an actual device. This means that the tool accuracy […]

Key PRiME research and industrial collaborators, ARM and University of Southampton picked up the prestigious prize title ‘University Research Group of the Year’ at the National Microelectronics Institute annual dinner and prize giving event, held 19 November in London. The award was sponsored by Thales for excellent liaison and partnership in electronic systems with industry.  […]

Dr Sheng Yang, a Research Fellow on the PRiME Programme at the University of Southampton, will be undertaking an internship at ARM starting in January 2016. His research is looking at adaptive energy management of heterogeneous systems

UltraSoC, the leading provider of on-chip monitoring and analytics solutions for complex systems-on-chip (SoCs) today announced that it has joined the PRiME Programme. UltraSoc join as Programme Associates ”We’re delighted to welcome UltraSoC to the program,” said Gerry Scott, PRiME’s Impact Manager. “UltraSoC’s IP products help engineers to address many of the problems inherent in […]

Matthew Walker, currently researching for his PhD with PRiME is giving a tutorial on Power Modeling software in MICRO-48 on December 5th 2015 in Waikiki, Hawaii. Matt’s research involves working on power estimation in mobile platforms.   Further details about the workshop session can be found here:  

PRiME Director, Professor Bashir Al-Hashimi, presented PRiME‘s across layer research approach to a mixed audience of academic and industrial delegates at QCRI in Qatar. The presentation entitled:  Hardware/software codesign of energy-efficient many-core embedded systems is available here: Professor Al-Hashimi with Professor Dame Wendy Hall (Southampton) and Drs Ahmed and Karem (QCRI) The QCRI was founded […]

The  PRiME Research team attended a two day planning meeting at Newcastle University, 15th and 16th September. With the Programme approaching the half way mark the team took the opportunity to assess results to date and discuss research aspirations. Each researcher presented slides of results together with an indication of how they envisaged their research […]

To coincide with the first PRiME Industrial Day held recently at Imperial College, London a series of research briefs have been produced.

PRiME held its first Industry Day on Tuesday June 30th Imperial College, London.

During the summer of 2015 PRiME research has been introduced to expert audiences across the globe from India to the United States of America. Dr Rishad Shafik, University of Southampton, Senior Research Fellow contributing to Themes 2 and 4 of the programme has presented a keynote talk entitled: Many-Core Embedded Systems: Challenges and Opportunities at VDAT-2015, 19th International […]