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Fingerprinting: Bounding Soft-Error-Detection Latency and Bandwidth
J.C. Smolens, B.T. Gold, J. Kim, B. Falsafi, J.C. Hoe, and A. Nowatzyk
IEEE Micro, Vol. 24, No. 6, November, 2004, pp. 22 - 29.

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Fingerprinting summarizes the history of internal processor state updates into a cryptographic signature. The processors in a dual modular redundant pair periodically exchange and compare fingerprints to corroborate each other's correctness. relative to other techniques, fingerprinting offers superior error coverage and significantly reduces the error-detection latency and bandwidth.

Number of pages: 8

J.C. Smolens, B.T. Gold, J. Kim, B. Falsafi, J.C. Hoe, and A. Nowatzyk, "Fingerprinting: Bounding Soft-Error-Detection Latency and Bandwidth," IEEE Micro, Vol. 24, No. 6, November, 2004, pp. 22 - 29.

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