CS 7937: Architecture & VLSI Seminar
The Architecture Reading Club convenes once every week and is organized by the Utah Arch Research Group. The seminar's objective is to discuss various aspects of modern computer architecture. Every meeting is encouraged to be an interactive session where presenters talk about recent papers published in top tier computer architecture, operating systems, circuit design conferences.
Students registered for credits are expected to present at least once during the course of the semester.A presenter should send an email to Karl (taht@cs.utah.edu) and mention the title and the links to the paper(s).
Spring 2020 Schedule
Date | Presenter | Paper(s) | Links | Jan 24 | Meysam Taassori | CleanupSpec: An Undo Approach to Safe Speculation | Paper | Jan 31 | Karl Taht | Accelerating Distributed Reinforcement Learning with In-Switch Computing | Paper | Feb 21 | Anirban Nag | Towards General Purpose Acceleration by Exploiting Common Data-Dependence Forms | Paper | Feb 28 | Sumanth Gudaparthi | Memory Hierarchy for Web Search | Paper | Mar 6 | Sarabjeet Singh | Full-stack, real-system quantum computer studies: architectural comparisons and design insights | Paper | Mar 13 | N/a | Spring Break | Mar 20 | Ananth Krishna | SLIDE : In Defense of Smart Algorithms over Hardware Acceleration for Large-Scale Deep Learning Systems | Paper | Apr 3 | Payman Behnam | Rethinking Floating Point for Deep Learning | Paper |
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