The 13th Asia-Pacific Computer Systems Architecture Conference, Hsinchu, Taiwan

Abbrevation

ACSAC

Link

http://www.ccrc.nthu.edu.tw/acsac2008/

City

Hsinchu

Country

Taiwan

Deadline Paper

2008-03-15

Start Date

2008-08-04

End Date

2008-08-06

Abstract

Computer systems are becoming ubiquitous and provide enormous computational potential for science, engineering, medicine, finance, and entertainment. The ACSAC conference provides a forum for presenting research on most aspects of computer system architecture, with a focus on parallel architectures, computation models, reconfigurable systems, high performance architectures, compilers, power aware techniques, ubiquitous computing architectures and next–generation computing technologies. ACSAC has been held annually since 1996 to allow leading research groups to present their current research activities and their latest results. Keywords: Instruction–level parallelism (ILP) and thread–level parallelism (TLP) Processor architectures and microarchitectures Parallel architectures and computation models Reconfigurable computing systems Memory systems OS for emerging architectures High–performance I/O architectures Compilers and tools for all of the above Benchmarking and measurement of real systems OS and architecture support for secure computing Architectures for high–productivity embedded systems Simulation and performance evaluation Hardware support for OS and compilers Energy efficient and power aware techniques Interconnect networks and network interfaces Methodologies and architectures for application–specific systems Impact of VLSI scaling and advanced submicron design High–availability, high–reliability and fault tolerant architectures Hardware/software partitioning, co–design and co–verification Self–timed/globally asynchronous locally synchronous designs Mobile system designs and implementations Ubiquitous computing and architectures Next–generation computing technologies