No.134 Advances in Heterogeneous Computing from Hardware to Software

Sunday (9/2)

• 15:00 ​-​ 19:00: Hotel Check-In
• 19:00 ​-​ 21:00: Welcome Banquet

Monday (9/3) – Room 208

• 7:30 ​-​ 9:00: Breakfast (Cafeteria “Oak”)
• 9:00 ​-​ 9:15: Short Video about NII
• 9:15 ​-​ ​10:00:​ ​Opening and Introductions
• 10:00 ​-​ ​10:30:​ ​Coffee and Discussion
• 10:30 ​-​ ​12:15:​ ​Session 1
  • # 1 AnyDSL: A Partial Evaluation Framework for Programming High-Performance Libraries, Sebastian Hack
  • # 2 Optimizing for Heterogeneous Locality, or Homogeneous Parallelism?, Ayal Zaks
  • # 3 Customized Polyhedral Compilation for Low-Power High-Level SoC Synthesis, Louis-Noel Pouchet
• 12:15 ​-​ 13:30:​ ​Lunch​ (Cafeteria “Oak”)
• 13:30 ​-​ 14:00: Group Photo
• 14:00 ​-​ 15:30: Keynote
  • A Domain-Specific Architecture for Autonomous Driving Technology, Shinpei Kato, University of Tokyo
• 15:30 ​-​ 16:00: Coffee and Discussion
• 16:00​ ​-​ ​18:00:​ ​Session 2
  • # 4 Reinforcement Learning-Based Adaptive Power Management for Energy Harvesting IoT Devices, Masaaki Kondo
  • # 5 Generating Performance Portable Code with Lift, Michel Steuwer & Christophe Dubach
  • # 6 Generating Performance Portable Code with Lift, Michel Steuwer & Christophe Dubach
  • # 7 OSCAR Compiler and OSCAR API for Heterogeneous Computing, Keiji Kimura
• 18:00 ​-​ 19:30: Dinner (Cafeteria “Oak”)

Tuesday (9/4) – Room 208

• 7:30 ​-​ 9:00: Breakfast (Cafeteria “Oak”)
• 9:00​ ​-​ ​11:00:​ ​Keynote
  • From TSUBAME3 to Post-K: Massive Scaling not only in HPC but also in Big
    Data and AI/ML, Satoshi Matsuoka, RIKEN/Tokyo Institute of Technology
• 11:00 ​-​ 11:30: Coffee and Discussion
• 11:30 ​-​ 12:00:​ ​Session 3
  • # 8 Hardware-Software Codesign for Efficient Computing, Magnus Sjalander
• 12:00​ ​-​ ​13:30:​ ​Lunch​ (Cafeteria “Oak”)
• 13:30​ ​-​ 15:30:​ Session 4
  • # 9 A Network Simulator for On/Off Links of Large-Scale Interconnection Networks, Takatsugu Ono
  • # 10 ePython: An Implementation of Python for Novel Heterogeneous Architectures, Nick Brown
  • # 11 On Finding a Sweet Spot Between Productivity and Performance and Portability —
    Experiences from the SaC Compiler Project, Sven-Bodo Scholz
• 15:30 ​-​ 16:00: Coffee and Discussion
• 16:00​ ​-​ ​18:00:​ ​Session 5
  • # 12 Reducing Memory Requirements of Scientific Computations through Multi-Stage Execution, Wim Vanderbauwhede
  • # 13 Navigating the Real-Time 3D Scene Understanding Landscape, Bruno Bodin
  • # 14 Parallelizing Compilation and Task Scheduling for Heterogeneous Platforms, Yasutaka Wada
• 18:00 ​-​ 19:30: Dinner (Cafeteria “Oak”)

Wednesday (9/5) – Room 208

• 7:30 ​-​ 9:00: Breakfast (Cafeteria “Oak”)
• 9:00​ ​-​ ​10:30:​ ​Session 6
  • # 15 Undervolting Off-the-Shelf FPGAs for Energy-Efficiency, Osman Unsal
  • # 16 NUMA Optimizations for Algorithmic Skeletons, Christian Fensch
  • # 17 e2eML: High Performance, Power Efficient Application of End to End DNN for Heterogeneous Architectures, Mauricio Breternitz
• 10:30 ​-​ 11:00: Coffee and Discussion
• 11:00​ ​-​ 12:00:​ ​Session 7
  • # 18 An OS-Level Approach for Attaining Dependability of In-Memory
    Databases, Hiroshi Yamada
  • # 19 Polyhedral Based Intermediate Representation for Inter-Procedural Code Regions, Fabrice Rastello
• 12:00​ ​-​ ​13:30:​ ​Lunch​ (Cafeteria “Oak”)
• 13:30​ ​-​ 18:15:​ ​Excursion to Great Buddha and Hase Temple
• 18:15 ​-​ 20:30: Banquet

Thursday (9/6) – Room 208

• 7:30 ​-​ 9:00: Breakfast (Cafeteria “Oak”)
• 9:30​ ​-​ ​11:30:​ ​Session 8
  • # 20 Is it Time for RISC and CISC to Die?, Aaron Smith
  • # 21 Toward Near Data Processing Service Computing, Marco Aldinucci
  • # 22 There and Back Again – Will the Human Ever Get Out of the Optimization Loop, Antoniu Pop
• 11:30 ​-​ 12:00: Closing
• 12:00​ ​-​ ​13:30:​ ​Lunch​ (Cafeteria “Oak”)