Prof. Jason Cong delivered a keynote speech  “Democratizing Customized Computing” at MICRO’22 on Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2022  in Chicago.  His talk covered the latest research on automated accelerator synthesis and customized computing on FPGAs, ranging from microarchitecture guided optimization, such as automated generation of highly optimized systolic arrays and stencil computation engines, to more general source-to-source transformation based on graph-based neural networks and meta learning, and finally to latency-insensitive system-level integration.  His concluding remarks invite a community-wide effort in this direction.  The full presentation is available at https://ucla.box.com/s/gi8ltm8h5jl4vk1bj1nqx6hxenlkpiay.

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