I am maintaining an adjunct position at U-M while I continue to advise PhD students I was supervising previously. Please continue to use stever@eecs.umich.edu for non-AMD email correspondence.
Computer architecture, parallel and distributed systems, operating systems, and computer system simulation.
Network-Oriented System Architectures. Rapidly increasing network bandwidths make it increasingly difficult for the rest of the system to keep up. This research focuses on the "last few inches" of the Internet, between the network interface and the CPU. How can we optimize the I/O and memory systems (and perhaps the processor itself) to optimize the flow of data between the network and the CPU? Novel Architectures for Large Caches. Our current work in this area focuses on (1) understanding and managing cache sharing on CMP/CMT systems and (2) figuring out how best to leverage 3D die stacking technology, which can provide hundreds of megabytes of low-latency, high-bandwidth DRAM to a processor die.
EECS 470 Computer Architecture EECS 570 Parallel Computer Architecture EECS 373 Design of Microprocessor-based Systems
Lisa Hsu Kevin Lim Korey Sewell
Wei-Fen Lin, PhD 2002. First employment: Sun Microsystems, Mountain View, CA. Steven E. Raasch, PhD 2004. First employment: Intel, Hudson, MA. Erik G. Hallnor, PhD 2004. First employment: Intel, Hillsboro, OR. Nathan L. Binkert, PhD 2006. First employment: HP Labs, Palo Alto, CA. Ali Saidi, PhD 2009. First employment: ARM, Austin, TX.
- Publications by topic or by date
- Biography from the ACAL faculty listing
- My former home, the Wisconsin Wind Tunnel research group
email: stever@eecs.umich.edu