Charles R. Lefurgy, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2000 | University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI |
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Sign in to add mentor| Trevor N. Mudge | grad student | 2000 | University of Michigan | |
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| Webel T, Lobo PM, Bertran R, et al. (2015) Robust power management in the IBM z13 Ibm Journal of Research and Development. 59 |
| Zu Y, Lefurgy CR, Leng J, et al. (2015) Adaptive guardband scheduling to improve system-level efficiency of the POWER7+ Proceedings of the Annual International Symposium On Microarchitecture, Micro. 5: 308-321 |
| Miwa S, Lefurgy CR. (2014) Evaluation of core hopping on power7 Performance Evaluation Review. 42: 55-60 |
| Floyd MS, Drake A, Schwartz NS, et al. (2013) Runtime power reduction capability of the IBM POWER7+ chip Journal of Reproduction and Development. 57: 2 |
| Lefurgy CR, Drake AJ, Floyd MS, et al. (2013) Active guardband management in power7+ to save energy and maintain reliability Ieee Micro. 33: 35-45 |
| Wang X, Chen M, Lefurgy C, et al. (2012) SHIP: A Scalable Hierarchical Power Control Architecture for Large-Scale Data Centers Ieee Transactions On Parallel and Distributed Systems. 23: 168-176 |
| Lefurgy CR, Drake AJ, Floyd MS, et al. (2011) Active management of timing guardband to save energy in POWER7 Proceedings of the Annual International Symposium On Microarchitecture, Micro. 1-11 |
| Floyd M, Allen-Ware M, Rajamani K, et al. (2011) Introducing the adaptive energy management features of the power7 chip Ieee Micro. 31: 60-74 |
| Lefurgy C, Wang X, Ware M. (2008) Power capping: a prelude to power shifting Cluster Computing. 11: 183-195 |
| Felter WM, Keller TW, Kistler MD, et al. (2003) On the performance and use of dense servers Ibm Journal of Research and Development. 47: 671-688 |