EEIS 東京大学大学院 工学系研究科 電気系工学専攻

KOSUGE Atsutake Lecturer

Hongo Campus

Systems & Electronics
Computer Systems
High-Performance Computing
Perceptual information processing
Electron device/Electronic equipment

Energy-efficient high-performance VLSI systems for next-generation large AI models

We study energy-efficient high-performance VLSI systems including (1) energy-efficient domain specific processors and (2) 2.5D/3D chip stacking technology.

Research field 1

Energy-efficient domain specific processor

We develop VLSI circuit technologies for AI/IoT era. Training large-scale language models such as GPT-4 consumes massive power equivalent to several nuclear power plants. Low-power AI processing is essential for better world empowerd by large-scale AI models. We aim to develop (1) a highly energy-efficient domain specific processor by co-optimizing algorithms and VLSI circuits, and (2) 2.5D/3D chip stacking technology to reduce the power consumption required for massive data-movement between processor cores and memories.
Research field 2

2.5D/3D chip integration technology

To improve processor performance, it is necessary to reduce the communication power between the memory and the processor. However, as the number of memory chips mounted inside the package increases, heat cannot removed from the package, resulting in malfunction caused by high temperature. We study new 2.5D/3D chip stacking technology with newly proposed wireless data communication method that can easily dissipate heat. We are studying (1) a new semiconductor packaging technology based on short-range wireless communication technology and (2) ultra-low power memory-to-processor data communication circuit technology.
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