Date: Monday, August 21, 2006
Location: Memorial Auditorium, Stanford University.


Last Updated: August 11, 2006

9:15-9:30am Opening Remarks
 
9:30-11:00am Session One: Video Processing

Session Chair: Howard Sachs, Telairity

Presentations:
  • Highly Integrated Nexperia PNX8535 Hybrid Television Processor, Philips Semiconductors
    Authors(s): Ben Pronk
  • Heterogeneous Multiprocessing for Efficient Multi-Standard High Definition Video Decoding, Philips Semiconductors
    Authors(s): Stephane Mutz, Philippe Durieux
  • Home entertainment-quality multimedia experience whilst on the move – Philips Nexperia Mobile Multimedia Co-Processor PNX4103, Philips Semiconductors
    Authors(s): Marcin Klecha, Ralf Karge, Richard O'Connor
11:00-11:20am Break
11:20am-12:20pm Keynote I

Keynote Chair: Pradeep Dubey, Intel

Presentation:

  • Cool Codes for Hot Chips
    Authors(s): Justin Rattner, Chief Technology Officer & Intel Senior Fellow, Intel
12:20-1:20pm Lunch
1:20-2:20pm Session Two: Microprocessors I

Session Chair: Marc Tremblay, Sun Microsystems

Presentations:
  • The Low-Power High-Performance Architecture of the PWRficient Processor Family, P.A. Semi
    Authors(s): Tse-Yu Yeh
  • The Opteron CMP NorthBridge Architecture, Now and in the Future, AMD
    Authors(s): Pat Conway, Bill Hughes
2:20-3:20pm Session Three: Memory and Storage

Session Chair: Mitsuo Saito, Toshiba

Presentations:
  • Z-RAM Ultra-dense Memory for 90nm and Below, Innovative Silicon
    Authors(s): David Fisch, Anant Singh, Greg Popov
  • The Ultra Small HDD for the Mobile Applications, Toshiba
    Authors(s): Akihiko Takeo, Kazuhito Shimomura, Jun Itoh
3:20-3:40pm Break
3:40-5:10pm Session Four: Reconfigurable Computing

Session Chair: John Wawrzynek, UC Berkeley

Presentations:
  • Virtex5, the Next Generation 65nm FPGA, Xilinx
    Authors(s): Steve Douglass, Peter Alfke, Kees Vissers
  • RAMP: Research Accelerator for Multiple Processors
    Authors(s): Professor David Patterson (UC Berkeley), Professor Arvind (MIT), Professor Krste Asanovic (MIT), Professor Derek Chiou (UT Austin), Professor James C. Hoe (CMU), Professor Christoforos Kozyrakis (Stanford), Shih-Lien Lu (Intel), Professor Mark Oskin (U Washington), Professor Jan Rabaey (UC Berkeley), and Professor John Wawrzynek (UC Berkeley)
  • An Implementation of Hardware Accelerator using Dynamically Reconfigurable Architecture, Toshiba R&D Center
    Authors(s): Takashi Yoshikawa, Yutaka Yamada, Shigehiro Asano
5:10-5:30pm Break
5:30-7:00pm Session Five: Parallel Processing

Session Chair: John Kubiatowicz, UC Berkeley

Presentations:
  • TeraOPS Hardware & Software: A New Massively-Parallel, MIMD Computing Fabric IC, Ambric
    Authors(s): Mike Butts, Anthony Mark Jones
  • The CA1024: A Fully Programmable System-On-Chip for Cost-Effective HDTV Media Processing, Connex Technology
    Authors(s): Gheorghe Stefan, Lazar Bivolarski, Anand Sheel, Bogdan Mitu, Tom Thomson, and Dan Tomescu
  • Hardware and Applications of AsAP: An Asynchronous Array of Simple Processors, UC Davis
    Authors(s): Bevan Baas (Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, UC Davis), Zhiyi Yu, Michael Meeuwsen, Omar Sattari, Ryan Apperson, Eric Work, Jeremy Webb, Michael Lai, Daniel Gurman, Chi Chen, Jason Cheung, Dean Truong, Tinoosh Mohsenin (UC Davis)
7:00-8:00pm Dinner
8:00-9:30pm Panel Discussion: Who Owns the Living Room?

Moderator: Jan-Willem van de Waerdt, Philips Semiconductors

Panelists: James Akiyama (Intel), Bob Brummer (Microsoft), Bill Curtis (Dell), Eugene Shteyn (Philips CE), Alan Messer (Samsung), Glen Stone (Sony), Prof. Yamada (Kyushu Institute of Technology)


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