A systematic approach to designing AI Accelerator hardware

A systematic approach to designing AI Accelerator hardware

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Joel Emer is Professor of the Practice at MIT's EECS Department and a member of CSAIL. He is also a Senior Distinguished Research Scientist at Nvidia, where he focuses on future architectures and modeling methods. With extensive industry experience, including roles at Intel, Compaq and DEC, Joel has made significant contributions to processor microarchitecture, performance modeling and concurrent multi-threading technology. He has a PhD in electrical engineering from the University of Illinois, holds more than 25 patents and has authored 60 articles in this field.

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