Mohamed Assem Ibrahim

Mohamed Assem Ibrahim 

Member of Technical Staff
AMD Research
Email: mohamed1.ibrahim@amd.com


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I am a Member of Technical Staff at AMD Research. My research interests include all aspects of computer architecture, with a focus on GPGPUs, hardware-software co-design, processing-in-memory, and deep learning acceleration.

I completed my Ph.D. studies in the Department of Computer Science at William & Mary, where I worked with Professor Adwait Jog in Insight Computer Architecture Lab. My dissertation focused on designing high-performance and energy-efficient GPU architectures with an emphasis on cache and interconnect design. Before joining William & Mary, I received my bachelor's and master's degrees in Computer Engineering at Cairo University, Egypt.

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  • August 2021: Our submission Efficient Cache Utilization via Model-aware Data Placement for Recommendation Models is accepted @ MEMSYS 2021.

  • July 2021: Member of Technical Staff at AMD Research.

  • May 2021: I earned my Ph.D. in Computer Science from the William & Mary and received the Distinguished Dissertation Award in the Natural and Computational Sciences.

  • January 2021: Postdoc at AMD Research.

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