comparch at tech
  Computer architecture research at Georgia Tech spans many areas of modern processing. The faculty and their affiliated research groups conduct research on all aspects of future microprocessor technology including performance, power, multi-threading, chip-multiprocessing, security, programmability, reliability, interaction with compilers and software, and the impact of future technologies. There are many active research collaborations between faculty in the College of Computing and the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering. For more information about specific computer architecture projects at Georgia Tech, please see the webpages for the individual principal investigators listed below.

Affiliated Faculty

Alphabetically by last name
  • Conte, Tom
    • Multi/Manycore, embedded systems, compilers, simulation methodology
  • Daglis, Alexandros
    • rack-scale computing, network-compute integration, data center architecture
  • Kim, Hyesoon
    • Hardware and compiler optimizations for high performance and energy efficiency
  • Krishna, Tushar
    • Interconnection Network and Reconfigurable computing
  • Pande, Santosh
    • Compiler optimizations, interaction with architecture
  • Prvulovic, Milos
    • Multi-processing, hardware support for security and debuggability
  • Qureshi, Moin
    • Computer architectures and new memory systems
  • Ramachandran, Kishore
    • Architectures for distributed and ubiquitous computing
  • Yalamanchili, Sudhakar
    • Hardware and software for customized embedded architectures, large scale computing
  • Wolf, Marilyn
    • Embedded computing architectures, software for embedded systems, smart cameras and microphones, biochips
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Related Laboratories

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Recent News/Announcements

15 Aug 2013 : Dr. Esmaeilzadeh has joined the School of Computer Science at Georgia Tech. Welcome Hadi!

01 Jun 2011: Dr. Moin Qureshi has joined the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Georgia Tech as an Assoicate Professor. Welcome Moin!

01 Jun 2011: Prof. Gabriel Loh has left Georgia Tech to take a position at AMD Research-- Good luck, Gabe!

01 Mar 2010: Prof. Gabriel Loh has been promoted to Associate Professor in the School of Computer Science. Congratulations, Gabe!

01 Mar 2009: Prof. Milos Prvulovic has been promoted to Associate Professor in the School of Computer Science. Congratulations, Milos!

26 Jul 2008: Prof. Tom Conte joins the School of Computer Science at Georgia Tech. Welcome Tom!

21 May 2008: GT Computer Science PhD student Samantika Subramaniam is awarded an Intel Fellowship.

29 Feb 2008: Prof. Hsien-Hsin Lee has been awarded tenure!

30 Oct 2007: GT Computer Architecture has another strong showing at top computer architecture conferences. Two papers have been accepted to ASPLOS 2008, and four papers have been accepted to HPCA 2008.

19 Jun 2007: Nathan Clark (Univ. of Michigan) and Hyesoon Kim (Univ. of Texas, Austin) are joining as new assistant professors starting this Fall, 2007! Clark and Kim add to the prominence and stature of computer architecture research at Tech, and will play instrumental roles in building our presence in the domain of embedded systems and architectures. For more information on their research, see Nate's and Hyesoon's webpages.

26 Apr 2007: Assistant professor Gabriel H. Loh receives an NSF CAREER award for his proposal titled "Computer Architecture Foundations for 3D-Integrated High-Performance Microprocessors."

23 Jan 2007: Assistant professor Hsien-Hsin S. Lee receives an NSF CAREER award for his proposal titled "Introspective Computing: A Multicore Approach to Availability, Reliability, and Security."

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