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FYI: HOT CHIPS SYMPOSIUM V: ADVANCE PROGRAM
From: Dave Farber <farber () central cis upenn edu>
Date: Tue, 1 Jun 1993 14:53:41 -0500
Just When You thought It Was Safe To Go On Vacation HOT CHIPS SYMPOSIUM V A Symposium on High-Performance Chips (Advance Program) Sponsored by the IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee on Microprocessors Stanford University, Palo, Alto, California Memorial Auditorium August 8-10, 1993 Attend HOT Chips V, a symposium on high-performance chips, which will bring together researchers and developers of chips used to construct high- performance workstations and systems. Enjoy the informal format offering interaction with speakers. The first four HOT Chips Symposiums were huge successes and prompted articles in four special issues of IEEE Micro magazine. This year's HOT Chips V will again bring you the latest developments in chip technology. ORGANIZING COMMITTEE General Chairman: John Hennessy, Stanford University Program Co-Chairmen: Ruby Lee, Hewlett-Packard Teresa Meng, Stanford University Finance Chairman: Martin Freeman, Philips Research Registration Chairman: Robert Stewart, Stewart Research Publication Chairman: Nam Ling, Santa Clara University Publicity Chairman: Andre Goforth, NASA Ames Research Center Local Arrangements Chairmen: Robert Stewart, Stewart Research Cary Kornfeld, Interval Research At Large: Hasan AlKhatib, Santa Clara University Glen Langdon, UC Santa Cruz Alan J. Smith, UC Berkeley PROGRAM COMMITTEE Donald Alpert, Intel Corp. Robert Garner, Sun Microsystems Ruby Lee, Hewlett Packard (Program Co-Chair) John Mashey, Silicon Graphics Teresa Meng, Stanford University (Program Co-Chair) Peter Ruetz, SiArc Alan J. Smith, UC Berkeley PROGRAM August 9, 1993 8:45-9:00 Welcome and Opening Remarks John Hennessy, General Chair Ruby Lee and Teresa Meng, Program Co-Chairs 9:00-11:00 Session 1: High Integration Session Chair: Ruby Lee, Hewlett-Packard Co. . DECchip 21066 - Alpha AXP Architecture Processor for Low-Cost Applications Mark Rosenbluth, Digital Equipment Corp. . ICE: A high-performance MIPS microprocessor for portables Barbara Zivkov, MIPS Technologies Inc. . Hummingbird: A Low-Cost Superscalar PA-RISC Processor Stephen R. Undy, et al, Hewlett-Packard Co. . Optimized PentiumTM Processor 82430 PCIset for High Performance Local Bus Designs Dale Jorgensen, Intel Corp. 11:00-11:30 Break 11:30-12:30 Session 2: Portable Communications Session Chair: Teresa Meng, Stanford University . An Integrated Solution to CT2 Digital Cordless Telephones David Norris, Alan Hendrickson, Advanced Micro Devices . CDMA Mobile Station Modem ASIC Timothy Rueth, Qualcomm Incorporated 12:30-2:00 Lunch 2:00-3:30 Session 3: Glowing Hot Chips Session Chair: John Mashey, Silicon Graphics, Inc. . A 300MHz 115W 32b Bipolar ECL Microprocessor with On-chip Caches Norman P. Jouppi, et al, DEC Western Research Lab . The Aurora Project Mike Upton, Tom Huff, Trevor Mudge, Rich Brown, University of Michigan . MasPar MP-2 PE Chip: A Totally Cool Hot Chip Won Kim and Russ Tuck, MasPar Computer Corp. 3:30-4:00 Break 4:00-5:30 Session 4: Graphics Processors Session Chair: Robert Garner, Sun Microsystems, Inc. . Compact 3D Graphics Chip Set Michael Deering, Sun Microsystems . A Single-Chip Workstation Graphics System Larry J. Thayer, Hewlett-Packard Co. . A 200 Mpixels/sec Graphics Accelerator with Multimedia Expansion Jacques Martinella, Weitek Corporation 5:30-7:00 Reception Dinner 7:15-9:30 Evening Panel Session Compelling Applications for Computing in the Year 2000 Moderator: David Liddle, Interval Research August 10, 1993 9:00-11:00: Session 5: Video Processors Session Chair: Peter Ruetz, SiArc . A Single Chip Multistandard Video Codec Subroto Bose, Steve Purcell & Tony Chiang, C-Cube Microsystems . The Multiprocessor Video Processor, MVP Karl Guttag, Texas Instruments . A Family of MPEG Video Encoder and Decoder Chips Optimized for Consumer Applications Martin Bolton, SGS-Thomson Microelectronics, France 11:00-11:30: Break 11:30-12:30: Session 6: Design Validation Session Chair: Donald Alpert, Intel Corp. . Pre-Silicon Validation of Pentium(TM) CPU Azam Barkatullah, Wern-Yan Koe, Harish Nayak, Nazar Zaidi, Intel Corp. . System Design Verification of the HP735 VLSI Gregory Burroughs & Alan Wiemann, Hewlett-Packard Co. 12:30-2:00: Lunch 2:00-3:30: Session 7: New Technology Session Chair: Teresa Meng, Stanford University . AMULET1 - An Asynchronous ARM Processor S. B. Furber, University of Manchester, UK . Pushing The Limits of CMOS Technology: A Wave-Pipelined Multiplier Fabian Klass and Michael Flynn, Stanford University . A 40,000 Pattern/s Classification Coprocessor with Learning Capability Mark A. Holler, et al, Intel Corp. . Stanford Ultra Low Power CMOS Jim Burr, Stanford University 3:30-4:00: Break 4:00-5:30: Session 8: High Performance Processors Session Chair: Alan Smith, UC Berkeley . A 120 MHz Superscalar PA-RISC Processor Kenji Matsubara, Hitachi, Ltd., Japan . 601 PowerPC Microprocessor David Mothersole, Motorola, Inc. . Silicon Graphics TFP Micro-Supercomputer Chipset Peter Yan-Tek Hsu, Silicon Graphics Computer Systems 5:30 Closing Remarks SUNDAY, AUGUST 8 --- TUTORIALS CACHE MEMORIES: Alan J. Smith, UC Berkeley This tutorial will survey the design and design considerations for cache memories. Specific topics discussed will include: fetch, placement, and replacement algorithms, line size, cache size, store through vs. copy back updating of memory, cold start vs. warm start miss ratios, multicache consistency, virtual address caches, user/supervisor caches, split instruction/data caches, multilevel caches, tranlation lookaside buffers, and the effect of I/O through the cache. DRAM CHOICES FOR THE 1990s: Steven Przybylski, Consultant This tutorial will summarize the stengths and weaknesses of each of the emerging DRAM alternatives: Synchronous DRAM, Cache DRAM, Enhanced DRAM, Rambus DRAM, and Ramlink DRAM. The discussion will show which DRAM markets will be best served by each architecture, why these changes are occurring now, and what further changes can be expected as the industry moves toward the 64M bit level and beyond. Hot Chips V offers you two tutorials and a luncheon for one low fee of only $15. The tutorials will be in Memorial Auditorium. The Cache Memories tutorial will be held from 8:30 AM until noon. DRAM Choices for the 1990s is scheduled for 1:00-4:30 PM. The Wine and Cheese Reception follows immediately afterward at 4:30 PM in Dohrmann Garden just north of the Hoover Tower on Serra Street. HOUSING INFORMATION Housing is available on the Stanford University campus in student dormatories which are vacant in the summer. These have central lavatory facilities and cost about $40 per night --- single, $50 per night --- double, for the nights of the symposium. A key deposit of $50 is required that will be refunded at checkout. Housing arrangements on the Stanford campus must be made by August 1 through HOT Chips, not Stanford. Housing is also available at numerous hotels and motels on the peninsula in Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Mountain View, and Los Altos within 5 miles of the campus. You are responsible for making such reservations directly with the motel. If you would like additional housing information, please check the housing information request box on the registration form. IEEE/Computer Society Membership To join call John Gill at (202) 371-0101. With confirmation, you may register for HOT Chips V at member rates. Half year rates: IEEE --- $63.50 Computer Society Affiliate --- $29 QUESTIONS? For more information on registration and local arrangements contact Dr. Robert Stewart at (415) 941-6699 or Robert Stewart at (415) 941-6699 or r.stewart () compmail com. REGISTRATION INCLUDES: * Attendance * Sunday Evening Wine & * One Copy of the Notes Cheese Reception * Two Luncheons * Monday Evening Reception * Coffee Breaks * Parking A Stanford map, parking permit, the location of parking, and a receipt will be mailed to early registrants. ON-SITE REGISTRATION is available Sunday morning before the tutorial, at the wine and cheese reception, and each morning at the Symposium. Early advanced registration is recommended because of the large attendance. LARGE GROUP discount are available. CANCELLATION OF REGISTRATION: Must be made in writing prior to Sunday, August 1, 1993. A $40 fee will be charged for cancellation. FEDERAL TAX ID NUMBER IS: 13-1656633 for the Institute of Electrical & Electronic Engineers 345 E. 47th Street New York, NY 10017 QUICK VERIFICATION OF REGISTRATION will be made for an extra fee of $10. A suggested alternative method is to mail your registration and purchase "Return Receipt Requested" at the Post Office. ============================================================================= HOT CHIPS V REGISTRATION FORM Name________________________________________________________________________ Organization________________________________________________________________ Dept/Mail Stop______________________________________________________________ Mailing Address_____________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip______________________________________________________________ Country_____________________________________________________________________ Area Code/Phone #___________________________________________________________ Email Address_______________________________________________________________ Membership: IEEE/CS______ ACM_______ Student______ None______ Society Membership Number___________________________________________________ Check One: ______Check drawn on a U.S. Bank ______MasterCard Make Check Payable To: Hot Chips Symposium ______VISA Name on Credit Card_________________________________________________________ Credit Card #_______________________________________________________________ Expiration Date_____________________________________________________________ Signature___________________________________________________________________ FEES: CIRCLE APPROPRIATE VALUES Before July 15 After July 15 IEEE/Computer Society $170 $240 or ACM Member Non-Member $240 $290 Student Member $60 $100 Sunday Tutorials $15 $15 Extra Copy of Notebook $30 $30 (with no mailing) Quick Registration $10 $10 Verification Stanford University Dormitory Housing $ _________ ______ nights @$40 per night single; $50 double. TOTAL AMOUNT PAID ______________ VISA or Mastercard Registration To: FAX: (415) 941-5048 EMAIL: r.stewart () compmail com Surface Mail Registration To: Dr. Robert G. Stewart Stewart Research Enterprises 1658 Belvoir Drive Los Altos, CA 94024 Do NOT put me on the Hot Chips Mailing List _____ Quick Verification of registration is wanted for a fee of $10 _____ Stanford University Housing Information Requested _____ ------ End of Forwarded Message
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