by Jishen Zhao on Sep 29, 2022 | Tags: Autonomous driving, Research
At 6pm in the evening, you get into a car and tell the restaurant you will have dinner. The car will drive itself there, while you may choose to read a book, surf the web, or take a nap. You may have once considered this a science fiction scene, but now it is becoming...
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by Xinyang (Kevin) Song and Sihang Liu and Gennady Pekhimenko on Sep 20, 2022 | Tags: Memory, non-volatile, Persistent, Research
The Cancellation of the Intel Optane Product Line Recently, Intel announced the cancellation of all Optane products, including both Optane SSDs and Optane Persistent Memory. The news came all of a sudden but was not totally unexpected, as Micron sold the 3D XPoint fab...
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by Mingyu Gao on Aug 29, 2022 | Tags: graduate school, Machine Learning, phd, Research
Modern research in computer architecture has been developed far beyond the conventional textbook topics of processor microarchitectures and memory hierarchies, now expanding to a much more diverse range of novel areas. Computer architects can explore many promising...
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by Biswabandan Panda on May 31, 2022 | Tags: Academia, Microarchitecture, Research
The day is April 14, 2023. The MICRO deadline is just a few hours away, and micro-architects are skeptical about their MICRO submissions. Why? There are only a few sessions on microarchitecture from MICRO 2018 to MICRO 2022. Is this the end of microarchitecture...
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by Srilatha Manne on May 9, 2019 | Tags: Academia, Advice, Grad school, Research
The basic premise of research is to do something new — to boldly go where no one has gone before. This is a daunting task, especially for those who are just entering graduate school and are new to research. How exactly does one come up with these cool ideas? How...
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