[ UCAS-6 Updates ]
-The best paper were recommended to publish
in
IEEE Computer Architecture Letters
"Early Experience with Profiling and
Optimizing Distributed Shared Cache
Performance on Tilera’s Tile Processor"
-Keynote
speaker:
Prof. Sudhakar Yalmanchili,
Georgia Institute of Technology
"Software Challenges for Heterogeneous
Architectures"
-Final
program is available
-Location: Klaus 2443 (Klaus Advanced
Computing Building at Georgia Tech)
-Presentation+Q&A: 25+3 min. for regular
papers and 15+2 min. for WIP papers
-Regarding
registration, hotel information and student
travel grant, go to
MICRO-43
-Selected 1~2 best papers will be considered
for publication in
IEEE Computer
Architecture Letters (CAL).
This workshop looks forward
to bring
together unique research in all areas of
chip and system design. We are looking
forward to assembling a program with unique
technologies, circuits and architectures
that your academic or industry team is
working on.
UCAS-6 will have Regular sessions (2 main
topics: computer architecture and
VLSI design) and WIP (Work in Progress)
session. For more details, please see the
Call for Papers.
** Selected 1~2 best papers will be
considered for publication in
IEEE Computer
Architecture Letters (CAL).
** Selected papers from previous UCAS were
published in an edited book titled "Unique
Chips and Systems".
Selected papers from
recent UCAS (including UCAS-6) will be
published as another edited book. Details of
the of the Unique Chips and Systems book can
be found
here.
Submission Guideline:
Prospective authors are
invited to submit papers in standard IEEE
two-column format
-Regular sessions:
not
exceeding 8 pages (6~8 pages)
-WIP (work-in-progress) session:
4 pages
Submission site:
Easychair (closed)
Important Dates:
Paper Submission: October
3, 2010
September
24,
2010
Notification of
Acceptance:
October 27, 2010
October 22, 2010
Final Version
Due:
November 5, 2010
Organizers:
Byeong Kil Lee, University of Texas at San Antonio
Dhireesha
Kudithipudi, Rochester Institute of
Technology
Tor Aamodt, University of British
Columbia
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