HeyJaredACM SIGARCH - Quantum Computing
ACM SIGARCH – Quantum Computing is a specialized outlet associated with the ACM Special Interest Group on Computer Architecture, with a strong emphasis on academic research and emerging topics at the intersection of computer architecture and quantum computing.
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Eighth Annual Undergraduate Mentoring Workshop (uArch 2026) (opens the original)
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The uArch 2026 Cohort The 8th annual Undergraduate Architecture Mentoring (uArch) Workshop took place alongside the International Symposium of Computer Architecture (ISCA) 2026, in Raleigh North Carolina. Each year, uArch introduces
The System Had the Final Word (opens the original)
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Lessons from using an AI coding agent in LLM systems research This project began with a routing problem. When an LLM request arrives, the system must decide which GPU will execute prefill and which GPU will execute decode. The same GPU can execute both phases. Alternatively, a prefill-only GPU can execute prefill and t
7th Branch Prediction Championship : Part II (opens the original)
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This is the second (and final) post in the series covering the Next Generation Branch Prediction Champtionship (CBP-NG). Part-I details the provided infrastructure and the winning submissions. <a href="https://ia600109.us.archive.org/18/items/cbp-ng_proceedings/
7th Branch Prediction Championship: Part I (opens the original)
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Background The Next Generation Branch Prediction Championship (CBP-NG) aimed to address practical implementation challenges in branch prediction, moving beyond metrics used in earlier iterations. By emphasizing energy-adjusted performance—incorporating throughput, timing, and dynamic energy alongside tradit
An Introduction to Zero-Knowledge Proofs for Computer Architects (opens the original)
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Zero-Knowledge Proofs As conversations about LLMs continue to dominate computer science, the cryptographic community has been abuzz around a different three letter acronym: ZKP. Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs) allow a prover to convince a verifier that a statement is true without revealing the secret information that makes it true. In other words, ZKPs make it possible to verify
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