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Heterogeneous and Reconfigurable Computing Lab Mission: Develop practices and tools to harness emerging processing technologies Emerging technologies address current limitations, e.g.: quadrillion ops/sec limit for large-scale computers 2.Mobile processors can’t execute computer vision and machine learning tasks in real time while maintaining acceptable power envelope 1 Manycore Processors: Programmable Logic: Digital Signal Processors:

Emerging Technologies Micron Automata Processor: 2 IBM Neurosynaptic Processor

Contact Information Lab: –Swearingen 3D15 Jason D. Bakos: –Swearingen 3A45 3 Current Ph.D. students: 1.Zheming Jin 2.Fan Zhang 3.Yang Gao 4.Jordan Bradshaw 5.Konstantin Rubin 6.Ivan Panchencko 7.Rasha Karakchi 8.Subhendu Chakrabarti Current undergraduate students: 1.Lacie Cochran 2.Daniel Clements 3.Jonathan Freed

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