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Hyunwon Chung

Efficient AI · Reconfigurable Architecture · VLSI

PhD Student

University of Michigan

Electrical and Computer Engineering

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Hello! My name is Hyunwon Chung, and I am a PhD student at the University of Michigan. I am supervised by Professors David Blaauw and Hun-Seok Kim.

My research interests span reconfigurable and dataflow architecture for wireless communication and machine learning. I have taped out multiple chips across GF 12nm and TSMC 28nm processes — including heterogeneous SoCs for beyond-5G optical communication and streaming processors for advanced spectrum sensing.

More recently, my work has focused on efficient hardware for large language models. I design hardware architectures tailored for approximation techniques in billion-parameter LLMs, develop performance and energy models to analyze the hardware impact of approximation algorithms, and perform architecture-level design space exploration to identify efficient accelerator configurations for approximated LLM workloads.


news

Mar 2026 Paper accepted to IEEE Symposium on VLSI Circuits 2026!
Sep 2025 Finished another tapeout using TSMC 28nm !
Aug 2024 Started PhD at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor ! :sparkles: :smile:
Nov 2023 Finished my first tapeout using GF 12nm !
Aug 2022 Started master’s at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor ! :hear_no_evil: