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SUMMARY:Tapeout Data Preservation and automatic archival tagging for Optim
 al Disk Space Management
DESCRIPTION:Engineering Track Poster\n\nYamini Ravishankar (Marvell)\n\nDe
 sign data management is an important concern from a chip design perspectiv
 e due to the enormous amount of data generated through the design flow. Th
 is data, if not effectively managed can lead to disks running out of space
  at critical times in a project, causing run crashes and increased turnaro
 und time. Most engineers do not proactively clean up data and is almost al
 ways done in a haphazard manner at a choke point where disks complain of s
 pace shortage. As projects progress, it becomes a time-consuming chore to 
 recognize and delete older experiments, sometimes leading to accidental de
 letion of data that led to the final design. Data is expensive – from spac
 e, cost and power perspective, and all of the potentially unnecessary data
  adds upto business operating costs. \n\nThe proposal is a utility for aut
 omatic data archival tagging that would lead to Optimal Disk Space Managem
 ent and Tapeout Data Preservation to minimize each chip's design developme
 nt footprint with minimal effort from end-user. Analysis on a Reticle-size
 d Data-center Accelerator chip determined that only 20% or less of the cur
 rent 1.8PB of data used is necessary for Tapeout Data Archival. With futur
 e enhancements, this number could go as less as 10-15%, which is significa
 nt.\n\nTopic: Back-End Design, Embedded Systems, Front-End Design, IP
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