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Second Workshop on Computer Architecture Research
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CARD 2009 |
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Held in conjunction with the 36th
International Symposium on Computer Architecture http://isca09.cs.columbia.edu/ Sunday, June 21 2009, |
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The CARD 2009 panel video and audio files are
available for each of the three mini-panels. Click to DOWNLOAD PANEL VIDEOS |
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Description CARD 2009 presents three
mini-panels consisting of three experts in the field, two as panelists and
the third as a moderator/panelist. The purpose of this workshop is to serve
as a forum in which experts in each field can debate the state of the field
and future directions. The format is designed to quickly focus on areas of
disagreement, rather than expounding on areas of agreement which, presumably,
have ceased to be controversial, at least between the two panelists. The hope is that the workshop
will be useful to a diverse audience from a graduate student looking for good
thesis topic areas to a senior researcher who wants to hear the opinions of
other area experts. Each 60 minute panel will consist of an opening statement from each
panelist (10 minutes each, 20 minutes total), discussion between the
moderator and panelists (5 to 10 minutes), and questions from the audience
(30 to 35 minutes). More specifically, this workshop
consists of following three 60 minute mini-panels:
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Click on
each topic for the panelists’ and moderator’s position statements. |
Visit CARD 2007 site. CARD 2007
panel video/audio files have been downloaded more than 15,000 times. Read the mini-panel
articles, which were published in a special issue of IEEE MICRO magazine in
December 2007.
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University of |
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Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. |