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• TITLE: Polymorphic Computing: Definition, Trends, and a New Agent-Based Architecture

  AUTHORS: David Hentrich, Erdal Oruklu, Jafar Saniie

  KEYWORDS: Polymorphic Computing, Reconfigurable Computing, Agents, Processing Fabric

  JOURNAL NAME: Circuits and Systems, Vol.2 No.4, October 24, 2011

  ABSTRACT: Polymorphic computing is widely seen as next evolutionary step in designing advanced computing architectures. This paper presents a brief history of reconfigurable and polymorphic computing, and highlights the recent trends and challenges. A novel polymorphic architecture featuring programmable memory event triggers and a new concept of control agents is proposed. This architecture can provide dynamic load balancing, distributed control, separated memory and processing fabrics, configurable memory blocks, and task-optimized computation.