freeman@cis.stanford.edu (Martin Freeman) (02/21/91)
HOT CHIPS SYMPOSIUM III
Stanford University, Stanford, CA
August 26-27, 1991
CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS
General Chair: Martin Freeman, Philips Research
Program Co-chairs: Forest Baskett, Silicon Graphics
John Hennessy, Stanford University
HOT CHIPS is back once again! Sponsored by the IEEE Computer Society
Technical Committee on Microprocessors and Microcomputers, Hot Chips III
is a conference that consists of presentations on high-performance
chip and chip-set products, and related topics. This conference is
directed particularly at new and exciting products. The emphasis is on
real products, not academic designs. Participants will not be required
to prepare written papers. The proceedings will consist of copies of
the slides to be presented.
Contributions are solicited in the following areas:
* RISC and CISC Processors * Bus Chips
* Floating Point Processors * Cache Controllers and Memories
* Embedded CPUs * Neural Chips
* Graphics & Image Processing Chips * Systolic Array Chips
* Digital Signal Processors * Compiler Issues with Hot Chips
* Network Chip-Sets * Benchmarking/Performance Evaluation
Proposals should consist of a title, an extended abstract (1-5 pages)
describing the product or topic to be presented, and the name,
title, address, phone number, fax number, and electronic mail address
of the presenter. If this is a not yet announced product, and you would
like the submission kept confidential, please indicate it; we will do
our best to maintain confidentiality. Submissions can be made by hard
copy, fax, or electronic mail by April 1, 1991 to:
Ms. Melissa Anderson
Program Committee Administrator
Silicon Graphics Inc.
2011 North Shoreline Blvd.
P.O. Box 7311
Mountain View, CA. 94039-7311
fax: (415)965-7651, email: mda@sgi.com
For further general information about the symposium, contact Martin Freeman
at (408)991-3591 or mfreeman@sierra.stanford.edu. For further information
about submissions, contact Melissa Anderson at (415)335-1565 or mda@sgi.com.
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HOT CHIPS SYMPOSIUM III
Stanford University, Stanford, CA
August 26-27, 1991
CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS
General Chair: Martin Freeman, Philips Research
Program Co-chairs: Forest Baskett, Silicon Graphics
John Hennessy, Stanford University
HOT CHIPS is back once again! Sponsored by the IEEE Computer Society
Technical Committee on Microprocessors and Microcomputers, Hot Chips III
is a conference that consists of presentations on high-performance
chip and chip-set products, and related topics. This conference is
directed particularly at new and exciting products. The emphasis is on
real products, not academic designs. Participants will not be required
to prepare written papers. The proceedings will consist of copies of
the slides to be presented.
Contributions are solicited in the following areas:
* RISC and CISC Processors * Bus Chips
* Floating Point Processors * Cache Controllers and Memories
* Embedded CPUs * Neural Chips
* Graphics & Image Processing Chips * Systolic Array Chips
* Digital Signal Processors * Compiler Issues with Hot Chips
* Network Chip-Sets * Benchmarking/Performance Evaluation
Proposals should consist of a title, an extended abstract (1-5 pages)
describing the product or topic to be presented, and the name,
title, address, phone number, fax number, and electronic mail address
of the presenter. If this is a not yet announced product, and you would
like the submission kept confidential, please indicate it; we will do
our best to maintain confidentiality. Submissions can be made by hard
copy, fax, or electronic mail by April 1, 1991 to:
Ms. Melissa Anderson
Program Committee Administrator
Silicon Graphics Inc.
2011 North Shoreline Blvd.
P.O. Box 7311
Mountain View, CA. 94039-7311
fax: (415)965-7651, email: mda@sgi.com
For further general information about the symposium, contact Martin Freeman
at (408)991-3591 or mfreeman@sierra.stanford.edu. For further information
about submissions, contact Melissa Anderson at (415)335-1565 or mda@sgi.com.