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HPCA-25 Summary

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...

Want People to Read Your Paper? Consider the Worst-Case Reviewer.

by Steve Swanson on Nov 27, 2018 | Tags: Advice, Conference

Inspired by T. N. Vijaykumar’s recent (and excellent) guidance for program committee members, I wanted to share my thoughts about crafting papers to survive the reviewing process and (more important) in the real world. A research paper’s task is to convey...

MICRO 2018 Summary

by Brandon Reagen on Nov 6, 2018 | Tags: Conference

If you needed proof that the Golden Age of Computer Architecture is here, MICRO 51 was it. The technical program was a glowing reflection of the community as we venture forward into new and familiar computing territories. This year MICRO was in Japan, led by general...

How to be a good PC member ……. not!

by T. N. Vijaykumar on Aug 13, 2018 | Tags: Conference

Here are some tips to be a good PC member.

A Proposal to Coordinate Reviewing Across Computer Architecture Conferences

by Daniel A. Jiménez, interim Chair of IEEE TCCA on Jul 9, 2018 | Tags: Conference

Peer-reviewed articles in top conferences are both the result and the driving force of computer architecture research. As our community expands and the number of submissions to top conferences continues to grow, it will be imperative to improve the review process....

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HPCA-25 Summary

Want People to Read Your Paper? Consider the Worst-Case Reviewer.

MICRO 2018 Summary

How to be a good PC member ……. not!

A Proposal to Coordinate Reviewing Across Computer Architecture Conferences

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