| Date | August 14-16, 1994 |
| Place | Memorial Auditorium, Stanford University |
| Program | Final Program  |
| Committees | Organizing and Program Committees |
Tutorials
| Tutorials | Sunday, August 14, 1994 |
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| Morning Tutorial 08:30-12:00 |
Algorithms and Hardware for Video Compression Chair: Teresa H. Meng, Stanford University |
| Afternoon Tutorial 13:00-16:30 |
Instruction-Set Extensions for Multiprocessor Interconnects Chair: David V. James, Apple Computer, Inc. |
Conference Day One
| Session | Monday, August 9, 1994 |
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| Opening Remarks 09:00-9:15 |
General Chair: John Mashey Program Co-Chairs: Don Alpart, Alan Jay Smith |
| Session 1 09:15-10:45 |
CPUs (Part 1) Chair: Norman P. Jouppi, DEC WRL An Overview of the 21164 Alpha AXP Microprocessor, John Edmondson, Paul Rubinfeld (Digital Equipment Corp) The Power2+ Processor, David Shippy (IBM)
A 500MHz 32b 0.4um CMOS RISC Processor (Gallop), Kazumasa Suzuki (NEC) |
| Session 2 11:15-12:45 |
Multiprocessors and Encryption Chair: Howard Sachs, Sun Microsystems The Alewife CMMU: Addressing the Multiprocessor Communications Gap, John Kubiatowicz (MIT) nCube3 Integrated MPP Node Processor, Robert Duzett (nCube)
A 100Kbit/sec Single Chip: Modular Exponentiation Processor, Holger Orup (Aarhus University, Denmark) |
| Session 3 14:15-15:45 |
Networks, Communication Chair: Forest Baskett, Silicon GraphicsUAI2110: A Universal GaAs ATM Interface Chip for High Speed Networks, Premysl Vaclavik (Thomas Neuroth GmbH, Austria)
A 500MHz BICOM GByte/Second SCI-Link Implementation, Wayne Nation (IBM) The STC104 Asynchronous Packet Switch, Peter Thompson (INMOS Ltd.) |
| Session 4 16:30-17:30 |
CPUs (Part 2) Chair: Don Alpert, Intel CorporationThe New I960 CPU That Offers More for Less, The P100, Richard Brunner, Delf Atallah (Intel) SH-II: A Low Power RISC Micro for Consumer Applications, Shumpei Kawasaki (Hitatchi) |
| Panel Discussion 19:15-21:30 |
The Investor (Venture) Community View of What’s Hot Moderators: Forest Baskett, Silicon Graphics Panelists: Cliff Friedman (Bear Steams) Stephen Shapiro (Tiger Management) Peter Thomas (Institutional Venture Partners) |
Conference Day Two
| Session | Tuesday, August 16, 1994 |
|---|---|
| Session 5 09:00-10:00 |
Chipsets Chair: Allen Baum, Apple Computer, Inc.82430NX PCIset: Companion to the Highest Performance Pentium Processor, Patrick Correia (Intel)
A Power PC/PCI Bridge Chip with a Cache and Memory Controller, Karl Wang (Motorola) |
| Session 6 10:30-12:30 |
Graphics Chair: Ruby Lee, Hewlett-PackardAn ASIC for Interactive 3D Graphics, Stephanie Winner (Apple Computer)GLiNT – A 3D Graphics Processor Based on the OpenGL Standard, Neil Trevett (3Dlabs) The Smart Frame Buffer Goes Hollywood: 3D and TV, Joel McCormack (Digital Equipment Corp) A Cached VRAM for 3D Graphics, Michael Deering (Sun Microsystems) |
| Session 7 14:00-15:30 |
Video Chair: Anoop Gupta, Stanford UniversityVideo Compression Processor for H.320-to-Indeo Transcoding, Bryan Martin (Integrated Information Technology) A High Performance Programmable Multistadard Video Compression Chip Set, David Still (Array Microsystems) Multimedia Enhancements for PA-RISC Processors, Ruby Lee (Hewlett-Packard) |
| Session 8 16:00-17:00 |
CPUs (Part 3) Chair: Alan J. Smith, University of California, BerkeleyPowerPC 604, Marvin Denman (Motorola) The Thunder SPARC Processor, Bruce Lightner (Metaflow Technologies)
The Superscalar Hardware Architecture of the MC68060, Joe Circello (Motorola) A High Performance, Low Power, Pentium Processor, Doug Carmean, Lawrence Clark, Robert Rozploch (Intel) |