Presenting our research

Brain-CA at ISCA

This page collects the work of Brain-CA at ISCA. Each year, we present new research at workshops co-located with the International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA), the premier global conference for computing systems and architecture. Below, explore our talks, slide decks, posters, and videos by year. Looking for the published papers themselves? This page collects the work of Brain-CA at ISCA. Each year, we present new research at workshops co-located with the International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA), the premier global conference for computing systems and architecture. Below, explore our talks, slide decks, posters, and videos by year. Looking for the published papers themselves? Visit Research & IP.

By year

Our presentations, year by year.

Brain-CA’s architecture has been validated through rigorous peer review and presented at ISCA workshops across 2024, 2025, and 2026. Eight papers represent the scientific foundation of the technology — from the atomic device level to distributed AI architectures.

2026

Four talks, one architecture

HotInfra, MLArchSys, CogArch, and VisArch — how four ISCA 2026 presentations connect back to a single architecture.

2025

Three accepted papers, one architecture proven at scale

Tessellated architecture, dual-speed cognitive learning, and CPU integration — plus slide decks, a poster, and video walkthroughs.

2024

Casting off the Old Guard

Our first appearance at ISCA — introducing Cellular Automata-based AI to the computer architecture community for the first time.

More to explore

Related resources

Beyond the conference itself — the underlying research, the book, and where to reach us.

Research & IP

The full published paper archive and granted patent portfolio.

The Intelligence Shift

Brain-CA’s first book — a manifesto for a new kind of AI, available in paperback and Kindle.

YouTube Channel

Video walkthroughs of our papers and presentations, including talks from past ISCA years.

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