Santa Clara Valley Chapter of the IEEE Computer Society

Officers and Contact Information: (2008 in alphabetical order)

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IEEE-sponsored Event

Local Chapter of New Frontiers Computing Technology presents Industry Session Speakers

  • Richard M. Karp
    1985 Turing Award Recipient. University of California Berkeley

  • Lotfi Zadeh (T. Y. Lin substitute)

  • IEEE Medal of Honor, 1995. University of California Berkeley

  • Dieter Fensel 

    Director DERI Innsbruck

    University Innsbruck

    Yoav Shoham

    Professor of Computer Science

    Stanford University, USA

    Anant Jhingran
    VP and CTO, IBM Silicon Valley Laboratory, USA
    "Enterprise Information Mashups: Integarting Information, Simply"
  • Eric Brill
    Principal Researcher and head of the Text Mining, Search and Navigation Group at Microsoft Research
  • Andrew Tomkin
    Yahoo VP for Search Research
  • Neel Sundaresan,  
  • Director, eBay Research Labs. eBay, USA
This session is jointly held with IEEE International Conference on Web Intelligence 2007, Intelligence Agent Technology 2007, Granular Computing 2007 and Bioinformatics and Biomedicine 2007 on November 3rd, 2007. For more information about this session, please click here.
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by 10/29
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$55
$65
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Multicore-the New Face of Computing-Promises and Challenges

8th IEEE/NATEA AnnualConference
2007 New Frontiers in Computing Technology


06/02/2007, Standford University

Sponsors:

IEEE - Computer Society
North America Taiwanese Engineers' Association
Abstract:

The joint IEEE-NATEA conference on an emerging technology is aimed to provide IEEE and NATEA members with an inexpensive solid overview of a technology that may affect their work and careers in the near future. This annual Saturday conference series has been traditionally held at Stanford on a Saturday. This year the date is June 2nd at the Bio-X facility. Over the past 8 years we have covered such topics as RFID, SOC, Bioinformatics and Nanotechnology.

This year's conference is entitled "Multicore-the New Face of Computing-Promises and Challenges.

With the advent of the Sony PS3 and its utilization of a powerful multicore technology new opportunities for other non-game scientific and technology applications present themselves. To date-there has been some appreciation of this new and significant change in high end computation. Utilization in such research as protein folding has been suggested. This conference seeks to summarize where this technology stands and what issues must be addressed to bring the exciting and powerful world of multicore computing to fruition in the scientific and technical communities to unleashits promise.

The conference will present a technical overview of the hardware and software issues involved in this significant change in computing including such issues as compilation, scalability graphics co-processing and potential applications in the scientific domain.

Program Overview:
Dr. Kathy Yelick, Professor, UC Berkeley
- The Berkeley View: Applications-Driven Research in Parallel Programming Models and Architectures
Dr. Lawrence Meadows, Principal Engineer, Intel
- Challenge for Multicore Programming Tools
Dr. Lurng-Kuo Liu, IBM T.J. Watson Research
- IBM's multicore cell architecture
Dr. John Owens, Assistant Professor, UC Davis
- Experiences with GPU Computing
Kevin Haas, IBM
- Scalability of cluster applications/systems
Dr. Christos Kozyrakis, Professor, Stanford University
- Simplify parallel programming using transactional memory
Dr. Pradeep K. Dubey, Senior Principal Engineer, Intel
- Next Generation Web and Many Core Computing


Registration
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IEEE or NATEA Members  
$45
$55
Non-Members
$55
$65
Students/Unemployed Members
$25
$30
Registration
All prices include meals.

For more information, visit http://www.natea.org/sv/conferences/nfic/2007/nfic_2007.php