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What We Do:

Our group's research focus is in computer architecture, although we also work in adjacent areas such as operating systems and parallel programming. We also collaborate with faculty and students from other areas, including applications, software, and hardware.

Modern computing systems are becoming increasingly heterogeneous, a trend that is likely to continue in the coming years. Our research focuses on how to build, design, program, and optimize these future systems, especially for emerging applications in augmented/virtual reality, graph analytics, machine learning, and other emerging domains. We also help build and maintain the tools used to perform this research, including the widely used gem5 and GPGPU-Sim simulators.

Recent News:

  • February 2026: Our workshop paper on modeling multi-GPU energy consumption is accepted at ASHES 2026! Congrats (again) Brandon!!
  • February 2026: Our paper on high fidelity GPU energy modeling is accepted at ICS 2026 -- congrats Brandon!!
  • February 2026: Report on 2025 NSF CSSI/CyberTraining/SCIPE PI Meeting, which Matt contributed to, released!