Hot Chips

Hot Chips 22 is Over! Thank You for Your Participation!

The organizers of Hot Chips 22 extend their appreciation to the speakers, attendees and particularly to our sponsors.

To Our Attendees

Updated tutorials and conference presentations will be posted on-line in a few days. These materials will incorporate all the changes up to the moment of presentation. Shortly after the conference you will receive an e-mail which includes a password that will allow you to access and download the updated tutorial and conference presentations.

After editing and processing, the conference videos of the tutorial and conference presentations will be posted on-line for viewing. You will receive an e-mail notification along with a password.

To Those Not Able to Attend This Year

The mission of Hot Chips is to inform the wider processor engineering community about the very latest developments. To this end, six months from now, toward the end of February 2011, Hot Chips will make all materials related to the conference available to the general public. No password will be required to download presentation materials. At the same time high-quality videos of the conference will be available for viewing, again without the need for a password.

Hot Chips 2011

Hot Chips is held on the campus of Stanford University, Palo Alto, California. The three day conference is usually held on Sunday through Tuesday of a week of mid to late August. The first day is a tutorial day with in-depth coverage of two current subjects. This is followed by two conference days. The program is a single track and features two keynote speakers and an evening panel discussion of a relevant topic. Hot Chips provides attendees with breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks at the conference site.

The objective of Hot Chips is to bring to our colleagues the very latest developments in processor related architecture, structure, technology and application. A formal Call for Papers will be issued early in 2011.

Thank You to Our Sponsors

Hot Chips 22 appreciates the support of our sponsors. Not only does this support allow us to make the conference accessible to the widest possible audience of attendees; it also allows us to provide conference videos and publications free of charge to those colleagues unable to attend the conference in person.