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Workload-Aware Early-Stage Power Delivery Network Optimization via Architectural Power Traces
Power Delivery Networks (PDNs) are critical for maintaining voltage integrity in modern multiprocessor systems. Conventional early-stage PDN planning relies on static or worst-case power assumptions, often leading to over-provisioned designs and inefficient use of routing resources. This paper propo
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