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Active Research Focus in Our Lab
- Investigating methods for completely redesigning architecture to enhance security, power efficiency, and performance, exploring new paradigms of computing.
- Investigating novel AI algorithms inspired by brain functionalities for enhancing computing performance, security, and power efficiency through advanced microarchitecture.
- Designing AI algorithm for emergence capabilities in architecture design and analysis.
- Security of AI accelerator solutions.
- Theory of microarchitectural side channel attacks.
- Novel tools for microarchitecture design for performance.
- Novel tools for security analysis, and on-chip microarchitecture security feature design.
- Novel mitigation methodologies for microarchitectural and transient execution side channel attacks.
- AI trust and interpretability for hardware design and security.
- Pathfinding and research on hardware security analysis tools.
- Microarchitecture cryptoanalysis and hardware mitigations for side channel and fault injection resiliency.
- Microarchitecture design of trusted execution engine and its security.
- Use of AI to accelerate or enhance security and security developed to protect AI technologies from a hardware standpoint.
- Use of analytics and machine learning to improve processor design, security and power.
- Groundbreaking advancements in foundational capabilities of AI, including next-generation performance optimization techniques, microarchitecture verification, and resilience against adversarial behavior.
- Innovations in scalable, automated tools and methodologies for hardware design and Formal verification that are effective in addressing common security weaknesses, significantly improving CPU performance and efficiency.
- Emerging AI usages in threat analysis, systemic mitigations, and security enhancements that strengthen High Performance computing, accelerant, and remote communication solutions.
- Architectural and micro-architecture, innovations that improve resiliency and reliability of silicon and electronics against transient faults.