ISCA 2024by Admin on 01-29-2024 at 3:54 pm
The International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA) is the premier forum for new ideas and experimental results in computer architecture. The conference seeks particularly forward-looking and novel submissions. In 2024, the 51st edition of ISCA will be held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, at the Hilton Buenos Aires … Read More
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During the conceptualization and architectural exploration phases, it is crucial to assess the power budget.
Would you like to accurately measure the:
1. Power consumed for a proposed embedded software or firmware?
2. Savings of a Power Management Algorithm prior to development?
3. Power impact of hardware configuration… Read More
Before chiplets arrived, it seemed like designing an electronic system was a bit simpler, as a system on chip (SoC) methodology was well understood, and each SoC was mounted inside a package, then the packages for each component were interconnected on a printed circuit board (PCB). The emerging trend to design a 3D IC using chiplets… Read More
Aerospace belongs to explorers. We have been instrumental in pioneering innovative and complex technologies — and now, new methods fuse with old for entirely new processes that take us further than ever into the beyond.
In four 30-minute sessions, you will learn everything you need to know to begin implementing optimization… Read More
The buzzwords of 2022 are autonomous driving, radars, and semiconductor and they are all similar in more than one-way.
- All have protocols, schedulers, sensors, high performance computing, software, networks, interfaces, antennas, and attenuators.
- VisualSim Architect is used to architect and verify all these applications.
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Building a better mousetrap plays a key role in achieving market success in any industry. Of course, building one requires differentiating the product from the others already in the market. A differentiated product can even lead to creating demand for new products in adjacent markets. All of this is great but how do you implement… Read More
Discussion on machine learning (ML) and hardware design has been picking up significantly in two fascinating areas: how ML can advance hardware design methods and how hardware design methods can advance building ML systems. Here I’ll talk about the latter, particularly about architecting ML-enabled SoCs. This approach is … Read More
Two recently announced vulnerabilities in major processor platforms should remind us that bugs don’t organize themselves to appear only in domains we know how to test comprehensively. Both Meltdown and Spectre (the announced problems) are potential hardware system-level issues allowed by interactions between speculative… Read More