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.
RISCy History
I recently went through old files in preparation for the Turing Award Lecture on June 4, and discovered a paper that was rejected by IEEE Computer yet was a stepping stone to Reduced Instruction Set Computers: “The Case for a New Control Store for the Next...
Neurochips from the 90s
Neural networks are transforming AI and will impact our society in ways we can’t begin to imagine. The possibilities are endless: from autonomous vehicles to revolutionizing healthcare. The hardware industry is clearly excited about this revolution, as can be seen...
Near Data Computing from a Database Systems Perspective
The end of Dennard scaling has exposed a widening gap between the demand to process ever-growing datasets and the capability of modern computers to do so. In a quest to make data processing faster and more power-efficient, researchers are revisiting the decades-old...
Meet a Senior Architect at ISCA
Have you ever gone to an architecture conference and seen a more senior researcher in a conversation and wished you could join them? Maybe he/she is the author of an article that you found particularly interesting and would like to get a deeper insight into the work. ...Subscribe
