| HOT CHIPS 19 (2007) | |
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| Date | August 19-21, 2007 |
| Place | Memorial Auditorium, Stanford University |
| Committees | Organizing and Program Committees |
| Session | Monday, August 20, 2007 |
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| Opening Remarks | Opening remarks |
| Session 1 |
IBM Power6™ Chair: Doug Burger, University of Texas - Austin • Fault-Tolerant Design of the IBM POWER6™ Microprocessor. • System Performance Scaling of IBM POWER6™ Based Servers. • The 3rd Generation of IBM's Elastic Interface (EI-3) Implementation of POWER6™. |
| Keynote 1 | Digital Gaia Chair: Gordon Garb, Sun Microsystems Author(s): Vernor Vinge, Computer scientist, science-fiction writer, author of True Names and Rainbows End. |
| Session 2 |
Multi-Core and Parallelism I Chair: Marc Tremblay, Sun Microsystems • NVIDIA GeForce 8800™ GPU. • NVIDIA GPU Parallel Computing Architecture. • Performance of Non-Graphics Applications on the GeForce 8800™and the CUDA™ Parallel-Programming Environment. |
| Session 3 |
Multi-Core and Parallelism II Chair: Alan Jay Smith, UC Berkeley • Radeon R600, a 2nd Generation Unified Shader Architecture. • Teraflop Prototype Processor with 80 Cores. • Design and Implementation of the TRIPS Prototype Chip. • Tile Processor: Embedded Multicore for Networking and Multimedia. |
| Session 4 | Embedded and Video Chair: Jan-Willem Van de Waerdt, NXP • SH-X3: SuperH Multi-Core for Embedded Systems. • An HD Image Processor for Low-Cost Entertainment Products. • A Professional H.264/AVC CODEC Chip-Set for HDTV Broadcast Infrastructure and High-End Flexible CODEC Systems. |
| Panel Discussion | What's Next After CMOS?
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