AI-Optimized VLSI Architecture for Energy-Efficient and Sustainable IoT Systems

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The paper studies an AI-optimized VLSI hardware design approach for energy-efficient and sustainable IoT systems operating at the network edge, emphasizing real-time smart computation under power constraints. Using machine learning-based design-space exploration with reinforcement learning, genetic algorithms, and Bayesian optimization, the authors optimize synthesis and layout parameters to maximize power–delay trade-offs, and they incorporate adaptive power management/energy harvesting plus DVFS, clock gating, and AI-based power gating to reduce leakage and computation energy. Based on simulations with Cadence and Synopsys design tools, they report power savings of 43.3%, delay reductions of 29.7%, and energy savings of 52% versus conventional VLSI systems. A major limitation explicitly implied is that the results are from simulations of design tools within a preprint framework rather than validated by hardware experiments. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Abstract The artificial intelligence (AI) and Internet of things (IoT) boom have caused the necessity to implement energy-efficient hardware platforms capable of delivering smart computations in real-time at the network border. Traditional VLSI design tooling can generally not be used to implement sustainable IoT designs, as they cannot realize high performance and low power consumption at the same time. It proposes an AI-Optimized VLSI Architecture, a design approach that uses machine learning-based design-space exploration and provides machine learning-based adaptive power management and energy harvesting schemes to achieve significant performance-per-watt advantages. The framework presented applies reinforcement learning, genetic algorithms and Bayesian optimization to optimize the parameters of synthesis and layout intelligently, maximizing power delay trade-offs. According to the simulations of Cadence and Synopsys design tools, the company has saved power by 43.3 percent, delay by 29.7 percent and energy by 52 percent compared to conventional VLSI systems. Further, the architecture incorporates dynamic voltage and frequency scaling (DVFS), clock gating, and AI-based power gating to achieve leakage and computation energy minimization that prolong device life in energy-constrained internet of things. This paper empirically demonstrates that allowing AI-directed optimization, the sustainability, scalability, and flexibility of next-generation clean-energy-based electronic systems can dramatically increase their viability.
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Traditional VLSI design tooling can generally not be used to implement sustainable IoT designs, as they cannot realize high performance and low power consumption at the same time. It proposes an AI-Optimized VLSI Architecture, a design approach that uses machine learning-based design-space exploration and provides machine learning-based adaptive power management and energy harvesting schemes to achieve significant performance-per-watt advantages. The framework presented applies reinforcement learning, genetic algorithms and Bayesian optimization to optimize the parameters of synthesis and layout intelligently, maximizing power delay trade-offs. According to the simulations of Cadence and Synopsys design tools, the company has saved power by 43.3 percent, delay by 29.7 percent and energy by 52 percent compared to conventional VLSI systems. Further, the architecture incorporates dynamic voltage and frequency scaling (DVFS), clock gating, and AI-based power gating to achieve leakage and computation energy minimization that prolong device life in energy-constrained internet of things. This paper empirically demonstrates that allowing AI-directed optimization, the sustainability, scalability, and flexibility of next-generation clean-energy-based electronic systems can dramatically increase their viability. Electrical Engineering Computer Architecture and Engineering Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning AI-optimized VLSI low-power design energy-efficient hardware IoT systems clean energy electronics reinforcement learning design-space exploration dynamic power management edge computing sustainable semiconductor design Full Text Additional Declarations The authors declare no competing interests. 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