by Gurbinder Gill, Ramesh Peri and Keshav Pingali on Apr 11, 2019 | Tags: Emerging Technology, Graph algorithms, Memory, Persistent
Intel Optane DC persistent memory modules are like DRAM in form factor and can be configured as volatile main memory, persistent memory or as a combination.
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by Newsha Ardalani and Lena Olson on Apr 8, 2019 | Tags: Architecture, Democratization, Diversity, Education, Mentoring
Computer architecture is an important and exciting field of computer science, which enables many other fields (eg. big-data processing, machine learning, quantum computing, and so on). For those of us who pursued computer architecture as a career, this is well...
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by Mark D. Hill on Mar 25, 2019 | Tags: Architecture, Methodology
With two blog posts, we argue for more use of simple models beyond Amdahl’s Law. Part 1 previously discussed Bottleneck Analysis and Little’s Law, while this post (Part 2) presents the M/M/1 Queue.
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by Ulya Karpuzc on Mar 21, 2019 | Tags: Conference
HPCA celebrated its 25th anniversary this year with significant participation of over 300 attendees! It was held in Washington D.C., USA between February 16-20. Accelerators was a bigger theme this year (not only for ML but covering a broader range of domains...
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by Mark D. Hill on Mar 18, 2019 | Tags: Architecture, Methodology
With two blog posts, we argue for more use of simple models beyond Amdahl’s Law. This Part 1 discusses Bottleneck Analysis and Little’s Law, while Part 2 presents the M/M/1 Queue. Computer systems, from the Internet-of-Things devices to datacenters, are complex and...
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by Swapnil Haria on Mar 5, 2019 | Tags: Advice
I have been fortunate enough to have many helpful senior students and two wonderful advisors to learn from throughout my PhD. Now as a senior PhD student myself, I have identified some lessons that proved most valuable as well as common mistakes made by younger...
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