Computer Architecture
Computer Architecture refers to the design and organization of computer systems, including the structure of their components and how they interact to perform tasks. This field encompasses the layout of hardware components such as the processor, memory, input/output devices, and storage units, as well as the design of instruction sets and data paths. It also involves the study of how different components communicate with each other and how they collectively execute programs efficiently. Computer Architecture aims to optimize the performance, power consumption, and cost of computing systems.
External Links
- [zcai.org] Zixian Cai | PhD student @ The Australian National University. Programming languages, computer architecture, and performance analysis/optimization.
- [01xz.net] 01xz - Digital Logic and Computer Architecture
- [cosinewave.com] CosineWave Technologies Inc.: Excellence in Computer Security, Architecture, and Engineering
- [hpca-conf.org] IEEE International Symposium on High-Performance Computer Architecture
- [fpga.org] FPGA CPU News | Exploring Parallel Computer Architecture with FPGAs
- [cag.lcs.mit.edu] MIT Computer Architecture Group Home Page