Hritvik Taneja

I am a fourth-year Ph.D. student at Georgia Tech, advised by Professor Moinuddin Qureshi in the FAST Lab. My research focuses on improving the performance of CPU and GPU workloads by leveraging the intricacies of modern memory systems and proposing architectural enhancements to overcome memory bottlenecks. Currently, I’m working on optimizing bottlenecks that arise when serving large language models (LLMs) in ultra–low-latency settings.

News

Nov, 2025
- Our paper MIRZA: Efficiently Mitigating Rowhammer with Randomization and ALERT will appear at HPCA 2026
Nov, 2025
- I’ll be at Meta in the Bay Area next summer, working with the AI and Systems Co-Design team!
Aug, 2025
- Finished Summer Internship at AMD Research!
March, 2025
- Our paper DREAM: Enabling Low-Overhead Rowhammer Mitigation via Directed Refresh Management accepted at ISCA 2025
Feb, 2025
- I will be in Austin at AMD RAD working on GPU memory systems during the upcoming summers!

Aug, 2024
- Finished Summer Internship at Astera Labs!
Aug, 2023
- Our paper Hot Pixels: Frequency, Power, and Temperature Attacks on GPUs and ARM SoCs appeared at Usenix Security 2023
- Apple assigned us CVE-2023-38599 for Hot Pixels.
Aug, 2022
- Started Ph.D at Georgia Tech
Jan, 2020
- Started as a Low Latency Infrastructure Developer in Plutus Research, Bangalore, India
Dec, 2019
- Graduated with B.Tech in CS from IIT Kanpur
Jul, 2019
- Finished 2 months Summer Internship at Nutanix, Bangalore, India