Celebrating @MagnusJahre paper getting into ASPLOS at the weekly CAL meeting CAL @NTNU :)

Wrapping up my stay at #HPCA23 watching the microarchitecture keynote. It's been fun and I was especially impressed by Secure Row-Swap

Amund Bergland Kvalsvik is presenting our paper "Doppelganger Loads: A Safe, Complexity-Effective Optimization for Secure Speculation Schemes" at the International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA).

Thank you to everyone who attended my presentation and for the questions! If anyone wants more details I'm available to chat all of #ISCA50

Big CAL @NTNU represent at #ISCA50 with 3 papers + 1 workshop! Having a great time so far 😌

Sharing-Aware Caching (SAC) being presented by Magnus Jahre at ISCA'23.

Excursion to the Kennedy Space Center organised by awesome ISCA #ISCA50

My colleague and friend @pavlosaim is presenting out work ReCon at 3:15 at #MICRO23. Join for great insights on how to optimize secure speculation schemes!

Live from the 6A session with ReCon #MICRO23

NTNU Computer Architecture Laboratory is at MICRO, with Magnus Själander and myself attending. I'm presenting on the last day in session 9A. Looking forward to a great conference!

The keynote led by Luis Ceze is one of the better conference keynotes I've attended! Enthusiastic, knowledgeable and funny, simplifying the AI journey and providing HW based insights #MICRO #MICRO58

Huge attendance for the lead talk in Session 2D about the details of modern GPUs. The people yearn for implementation details #MICRO58 #MICRO

Day 2 of #MICRO58, opening with more microarchitecture focused on prefetching! Very good talks so far

Our talk at #MICRO58 is coming up in Session 9A! Drop by for a detailed dive into hardware feasibility and missed limitations within secure speculation schemes!

Our paper on sound points-to analysis of incomplete C programs received a distinguished paper award at #CGO2026! Using the C memory model, we can reason about pointers with unknown origins, and conservatively handle statements in the rest of the program. arxiv.org/abs/2512.07299