Welcome to FAST Lab
We are a research group in the School of Computer Science at Georgia Tech working under the guidance of Prof. Moin Qureshi. We design & architect future computing architectures and systems, with a current focus on quantum computing, secure hardware and efficient Artificial Intelligence.
Check out our projects and reach out to us if you find anything interesting!
We are located in the Klaus Advanced Computing Building at Georgia Tech. We also interact with other excellent groups in the building working on diverse areas like computer architecture, security and machine learning.
Our research is funded by the generous support from Intel, Facebook and SRC.
News
1 February 2026Suhas' paper on reducing write latency via bank level parallelism, BARD, accepted at HPCA'26! Congratulations!
1 February 2026Hritvik's paper on efficient reactive Rowhammer mitigation with randomization, MIRZA, accepted at HPCA'26! Congratulations!
1 February 2026Our paper on sub-array based Rowhammer tracking, SALT, accepted at HPCA'26! Congratulations!
14 July 2025Anish's paper on rethinking memory alloction to protect against inter-domain Rowhammer, Citadel, accepted at MICRO'25!
17 June 2025Anish's paper on utility-driven speculative decoding for Mixture-of-Experts, Midas, is now available on arXiv!
18 April 2025Our paper on testing compute-in-memory CNNs via probabilistic test acceptance limits, Alternate Test, accepted at IOLTS'25!
8 April 2025Anish received College of Computing at Georgia Tech's 2025 Outstanding Graduate Research Assistant Award! Congratulations!
22 March 2025Hritvik's paper on Rowhammer mitigation via directed refresh management, DREAM, accepted at ISCA'25!
22 March 2025Suhas' paper on mitigating Rowhammer with probabilistic activation counting, MoPAC, accepted at ISCA'25!