Abstract: In some embodiments, improved routing strategies for small-world network-on-chip (SWNoC) systems are provided. In some embodiments, an ALASH routing strategy or an MROOTS strategy are used in order to improve latency, temperature, and energy use within a network-on-chip system. In some embodiments, millimeter-wave wireless transceivers are used to implement the long-distance links within the small-world network, to create a millimeter-wave small-world network-on-chip (mSWNoC) system. In some embodiments, non-coherent on-off keying (OOK) wireless transceivers are used to implement the wireless links.

Abstract: Several embodiments of the present technology are related to network-on-chip based integrated circuits with wireless interconnects. In one embodiment, a computing device includes a plurality of computing cores on a common substrate. The computing cores are organized into a plurality of subnets individually associated with a set of the computing cores, a communications hub associated with the set of the computing cores, and a plurality of conductive or semi-conductive connectors connecting the set of the computing cores into a small world network. The computing device further includes a plurality of wireless transceivers on the substrate, the wireless transceivers being individually associated with one of the communications hubs of a corresponding subnet.

Abstract: Several embodiments of the present technology are related to network-on-chip based integrated circuits, methods of manufacturing or fabricating such integrated circuits, and electronic/computing devices incorporating such integrated circuits. In one embodiment, a computing device includes a substrate, a plurality of computing nodes interconnected by a plurality of interconnects on the substrate to form a wired network. The individual computing nodes include one or more computing processors. The computing device further includes a pair of wireless transceivers individually connected to one of the computing nodes and spaced apart from each other by a network diameter of the wired network.

Abstract: In some embodiments, improved routing strategies for small-world network-on-chip (SWNoC) systems are provided. In some embodiments, an ALASH routing strategy or an MROOTS strategy are used in order to improve latency, temperature, and energy use within a network-on-chip system. In some embodiments, millimeter-wave wireless transceivers are used to implement the long-distance links within the small-world network, to create a millimeter-wave small-world network-on-chip (mSWNoC) system. In some embodiments, non-coherent on-off keying (OOK) wireless transceivers are used to implement the wireless links.

Abstract: Several embodiments of the present technology are related to network-on-chip based integrated circuits, methods of manufacturing or fabricating such integrated circuits, and electronic/computing devices incorporating such integrated circuits. In one embodiment, a computing device includes a substrate, a plurality of computing nodes interconnected by a plurality of interconnects on the substrate to form a wired network. The individual computing nodes include one or more computing processors. The computing device further includes a pair of wireless transceivers individually connected to one of the computing nodes and spaced apart from each other by a network diameter of the wired network.

Abstract: Several embodiments of the present technology are related to network-on-chip based integrated circuits with wireless interconnects. In one embodiment, a computing device includes a plurality of computing cores on a common substrate. The computing cores are organized into a plurality of subnets individually associated with a set of the computing cores, a communications hub associated with the set of the computing cores, and a plurality of conductive or semi-conductive connectors connecting the set of the computing cores into a small world network. The computing device further includes a plurality of wireless transceivers on the substrate, the wireless transceivers being individually associated with one of the communications hubs of a corresponding subnet.