The First Trillion-Transistor Chip: A New Design Space
There was stunning news at the HotChips-31 conference held at Stanford Memorial Auditorium last week. Cerebras, a startup company working on machine learning accelerators in stealth mode, finally came out and presented a groundbreaking accelerator chip packed with 1.2...
CARES First Birthday Blog
CARES seeks to advance the strength and impact of our community’s research, by helping to build a stronger and more supportive research community.
Deep Neural Network Acceleration Beyond Chips
This week Cerebras announced a bold design to accelerate deep neural networks with silicon that is not cut into chips. AI and Moore’s Law: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is much in the news for what it can do today and the promise of what it can do tomorrow (CCC/AAAI...
Increasing Your Research Impact
Many works present their results; this blog post seeks to aid you in developing your own great results, especially in computer architecture and systems. I learned these lessons over a career leading to an Eckert-Mauchly Award. I structure this blog post with steps of the scientific method.
Highlights From Persistent Programming In Real Life (PIRL) 2019
On July 22-23rd, UC San Diego’s Non-Volatile Systems Laboratory and the Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) hosted the first Persistent Programming In Real Life (PIRL). PIRL is a new meeting devoted to gathering and sharing real-world, practical expertise...
Publication Trends at ISCA
Recently, we conducted a detailed study of some notable publication trends at ISCA. We used the abstracts for all the papers published at ISCA from 1973, when it was inaugurated, to 2018. This blog summarizes the main findings of the detailed article which can be...
A Case for Case Studies
Consider the following thought experiment. You are on the program committee of a conference like ASPLOS or PLDI, and your committee must choose one of the following two papers for publication. Paper 1 describes a new program optimization and its implementation in...
New Blog Editor
Nearly two and a half years ago, I welcomed you to Computer Architecture Today as the founding editor. Today I bid my farewells. Creating a blog was the wonderful idea of the SIGARCH Executive Committee. It took six months and input from several individuals to arrive...
Save IEEE Computer Architecture Letters
(This blog post is adapted from a presentation made by Natalie Enright Jerger at the ISCA 2019 business meeting.) What is CAL? IEEE Computer Architecture Letters (CAL) was established 17 years ago to provide the computer architecture community with a rapid...Subscribe
