Trials and Tribulations of Telecommuting
Telecommuting is becoming increasingly common. This is partly due to technological advances that make it more feasible, and economic and family dynamics that tie people down to a particular location. With the exception of big cities with tech hubs, accommodating dual...
Verifying Quantum Software and Hardware
Since my last post, quantum computing hardware continues to develop at an impressive pace, as seen with the recent announcement of Google’s 72-qubit machine (although no test data has been released yet). Pushing the limits of engineering and technology, these...
ISCA 2018 Summary: A New Golden Age for Computer Architecture
The LA downtown became a little more vibrant in the first week of June, as computer architects from all over the world descended in numbers in the brand new Intercontinental Hotel and its funky elevator design, for ISCA’18. The enthusiasm was palpable, as apart from...
A Computer Architecture Solution to Fake News and Autonomous Car Accidents
Can principles for engineering robust computer systems used to build robust societies?
R2: The Future of ISCA, or not
The ad hoc R2 committee jointly formed by SIGARCH/TCCA has been unsuccessful in its attempts to effect change in the ISCA review process.
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