SIGARCH-MSG: March 2004 Digest of SIGARCH Messages Addendum

["Doug Burger" <dburger@cs.utexas.edu>]

This is an addendum to the March 2004 Digest of SIGARCH Messages (sigarch-mar04a):

* HOT Chips 16 Call for Contributions (March 25 deadline!)
  http://www.hotchips.org
  Submitted by Alay Jay Smith <smith@eecs.berkeley.edu>

* 3rd Workshop in Memory Performance Issues (WMPI-2004) Call for Papers
  http://www.cs.utah.edu/wmpi2004/
  Submitted by Lixin Zhang <zhangl@us.ibm.com>

* Call for papers: Temperature-Aware Computer Systems (submission deadline Apr. 5)
  http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~skadron/tacs
  Submitted by Kevin Skadron <skadron@cs.virginia.edu>


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* HOT Chips 16 Call for Contributions

			     HOT Chips 16

			CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS

			 Stanford University
			Palo Alto, California
                          August 22-24, 2004


For the last 16 years, Hot Chips has been the leading conference on
high-performance microprocessors and related integrated circuits. The
conference is held once a year in August on the Stanford University
campus in the center of the world's electronics capital, Silicon
Valley.  The emphasis this year, as in previous years, is on real
products and realizable technology.

Topics of interest for this year's conference include but are
not limited to:

*  Microprocessors
*  Systems-on-chip
*  Embedded processors
*  Digital signal processors
*  Application-specific processors
*  Network/security processors
*  Graphics/Multimedia/Game processors
*  Communication/networking chips
*  Wireless LAN/Wireless WAN chips
*  Reconfigurable chips/processors
*  Low-power chips/dynamic power management
*  Novel chips: quantum computing, microarray
*  Reliability and design for test
*  Compiler technology
*  Operating system/chip interaction
*  Advanced semiconductor process technology
*  Advanced packaging technology

Presentations at HOT Chips are in the form of 30-minute talks.
Presentation slides will be published in the HOT Chips Proceedings.
Participants are not required to submit written papers, but a select
group will be invited to submit a paper for inclusion in a special
issue of IEEE Micro.

Submissions must consist of a title, extended abstract (two pages
maximum), and the presenter's contact information (name, affiliation,
job title, address, phone, fax, and email).  Please indicate whether
you have submitted, intend to submit or have already presented or
published a similar or overlapping submission to another conference or
journal.  Also indicate if you would like the submission to be held
confidential; we do our best to maintain confidentiality.

Submissions are evaluated by the Program Committee on the basis of the
performance of the device (or devices), degree of innovation, use of
advanced technology, potential market significance, and anticipated
interest to the audience.  Research and software contributions will
be evaluated with similar criteria.  Authors will be notified of the
status of their submission by the end of April, 2004.

Don't miss this chance to present your work to an audience of
engineers, computer architects, and computer system and device
researchers.  Submissions must be received no later than March 25, 2004.

Please make your submissions in plain ascii text (in the message, not
as an attachment) to:

          program@hotchips.org

(Submissions containing figures may be submitted in pdf, but plain
ascii is preferred.)

For more information, see the Hot Chips 16 Web site at:

         http://www.hotchips.org

Send questions to

          program@hotchips.org

The program co-chairs are Prof. Bill Dally of Stanford and 
Keith Diefendorff.

Sponsored by the Technical Committee on Microprocessors and
Microcomputers of the IEEE Computer Society

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* Call for papers: Temperature-Aware Computer Systems (submission deadline Apr. 5)

This workshop will be held in conjunction with ISCA-31 in Munich, June 
19-23.  It will serve as a forum to explore a broad spectrum of topics 
pertaining to temperature-aware computer architecture, for researchers 
to exchange ideas and initiate collaborations, and will help to 
establish temperature-aware computing as an important research topic in 
its own right.  For more information, please refer to:
http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~skadron/tacs