Events

Title: Reshaping Datacenter Performance and Efficiency at Meta: A HW-SW Co-design Journey Speaker: Yifan Yuan, Meta’s AI-Systems Co-design team Date/Time: Friday, February 14th @11AM Location: 471 Rhodes Hall (CSL Lounge) Host: Mohammad Alian Abstract: In the rapidly evolving landscape of

The Computer Systems Laboratory H.C. Torng Seminar Series Securing FPGA-Accelerated Cloud Infrastructures Jakub Szefer Yale University Wednesday, March 3, noon Virtual Event, via Zoom Abstract: Cloud FPGAs give users’ ability to request FPGA resources quickly, flexibly, and on-demand. However, as public

The Computer Systems Laboratory H.C. Torng Seminar Series Enabling Continuous Learning  through Synaptic Plasticity in Hardware Tushar Krishna Georgia Tech Tushar Krishna is an Assistant Professor in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Georgia Tech. He also holds the

Title: Architectures for Deep Neural Networks Speaker: Stephen Keckler, NVIDIA Research Date/Time: Monday, December 5th @ 4:15pm Location: 233 Phillips Hall (Phillips Lounge) Host: Christopher Batten

Title: Automatically Finding and Fixing Cache Contention Bugs Speaker: Joe Devietti, University of Pennsylvania Date/Time: Wednesday, November 30th @ 12:15pm Location: 310 Rhodes Hall Host: Adrian Sampson

Title: Agile Design of Energy-Efficient Processors Speaker: Prof. Borivoje Nikolic, University of California, Berkeley Date/Time: November, 18th @ noon Location: 233 Phillips Hall (Phillips Lounge) Host: Christoph Studer

Title: Processors for the Data Center and Cloud of the Future Date/time: Wednesday, Nov. 2 @ 12:15pm Location: 310 Rhodes Hall Host: Prof. Christopher Batten

Title: Internet of Things: Information Analytics, Energy-Efficiency and Hardware Security Date/time: Monday, Oct. 31 @ 4:15pm Location: 233 Phillips Hall Host: Prof. Christoph Studer

Title: Self-Reconfigurable Robots, Digital Hormones, and Surprise-Based Learning Date/time: Monday, Oct. 17 @ 4:15pm Location: 233 Phillips Hall Host: Prof. Kirstin Petersen

Title: Programming and System Support for Reliable Intermittent Computing Date/time: Friday, Oct. 14 @ Noon Location: 114 Gates Hall Host: Profs. Christopher Batten and Adrian Sampson