March 23, 2026 · ASPLOS 2026 · Pittsburgh, PA
Workshop on AI for Computing Systems Design
The Architecture 2.0 workshop brings together researchers and practitioners exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and computer architecture. As AI continues to transform how we design, optimize, and evaluate computing systems, this workshop provides a venue for presenting cutting-edge research and fostering collaboration.
The workshop features a competition centered on ArchEval, our new benchmark for evaluating AI systems on downstream computer architecture tasks. Participants will leverage QuArch, our comprehensive architecture knowledge and reasoning benchmark, to push the boundaries of what's possible in AI-driven systems design.
Monday, March 23, 2026
ASPLOS 2026 · Pittsburgh, PA
The centerpiece of the Architecture 2.0 Workshop is our ArchEval Challenge—a competition to advance AI capabilities on computer architecture tasks.
Hillclimb on a subset of ArchEval, our benchmark comprised of downstream computer architecture tasks. Use QuArch to improve small language model performance on realistic computer architecture tasks.
Competitors must submit a 4-page write-up (unlimited appendix) explaining their approach, methodology, and results.
We invite submissions for the ArchEval Challenge. Your submission should describe your approach to improving performance on the ArchEval benchmark using QuArch or other techniques.
Harvard University
Harvard University
Harvard University
Harvard University
Harvard University
Harvard University