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Embedded systems course, co-located with ASCI conference
May 29, 2017 - June 4, 2017
A16 – ASCI Spring School on Heterogeneous Computing Systems
From: May 29 to June 1, 2017
The abstracts from all speakers are now available! Please click on the link in the schedule below.
May 29 – June 1, Kontakt der Kontinenten, Soest
Slot (1-8) | Speakers | Topic |
Monday May 29: Introduction and examples of heterogeneous computing | ||
2 | Gerard Smit (UTwente) | Welcome and introduction |
3 | Henk Corporaal (TU/e) +
Andre Kokkeler (UTwente) |
Introduction to Heterogeneous Computing Systems |
4 | ||
5 | Stephan Wong (TUDelft) | Liquid Computing |
6 | Jan Kuper (QBayLogic)
Mark Wijtvliet (TU/e) |
FPGA design from mathematical specifications
Accelarators and coarse grained reconfigurable architectures |
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8 | Mark Wijtvliet, Stephan Wong, Ana Varbanescu | Lab introductions + Handout Questions |
Tuesday May 30: Code generation and advanced optimizations | ||
1 | Roel Jordans (Radboud University) | Compiling and optimization for high performance systems |
2 | ||
3 | Sven Verdoolaege (Leuven) | High-Level loop Transformations and Polyhedral Compilation |
4 | ||
5 | Afternoon: Social event | |
Wednesday May 31: GPU, New languages, and Accelerators, Future systems | ||
1 | Ana Varbanescu (UvA) | Heterogeneous computing with GPUs |
2 | ||
3 | Kees van Berkel (TUE) | Exascale Computing for Radio Astronomy: GPU or FPGA? |
4 | Rosilde Corvino (Intel) | Halide tutorials summary and lessons learned from IPU |
5 | Maurice Peemen (FEI) | Accelerating Deep Learning Applications |
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7 | ||
8 | Said Hamdioui (TUDelft) | Future computer Architectures: Computing in Memory |
Thursday June 1: DSE, Accelerators, Future Systems, and Student pitch | ||
1 | Marco Bekooij (NXP) |
Abstraction-refinement theory for hybrid system design
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2 | ||
3 | Carmina Almudever (TUDelft) | WHAT IS QUANTUM COMPUTING ALL ABOUT? |
4 | Leandro Fiorin (IBM Research) | Accelerating radio-astronomy algorithms |
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6 |
Akash Kumar (TUDresden) | Approximate Computing, going ultra low power |
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Students | Pitch presentations on selected topics
Q&A |