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Network-on-Chip, usually referred as NoC, has replaced the common bus due to its scalability and reliability in the multi and many core scenarios. Therefore, in this chapter, we discuss how a NoC may adapt to provide the best response to the different requirements of nowadays heterogeneous applications running on complex System-on-Chips. We discuss adaptability in the NoC by considering three different levels: protocol, architecture and link levels. For each of them, there are specific adaptive techniques that have been proposed to improve performance, reliability, yield and/or reduce power and energy consumption.

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