Low power architectures for always-on sensing in IOT devices
Nov
7
Date(s)
Summary
Prof Emeritus Rajeev Jain (UCLA).
Bldg. 320-109
Bldg. 320-109
The Stanford SystemX Alliance is a collaboration between Stanford University and member industrial firms to produce world-class research and Ph.D. graduates with a view to enabling truly ubiquitous sensing, computing, and communication with embedded intelligence.
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Low power architectures for always-on sensing in IOT devices
Nov
7
Date(s)
Summary
Prof Emeritus Rajeev Jain (UCLA)
Bldg. 320-109
Bldg. 320-109
A MEMS-based Analog Computer for Edge AI Computing
Oct
17
Date(s)
Summary
Fadi Alsaleem (University of Nebraska-Lincoln) & David Lin (GE Aerospace Research)
Bldg. 320-109
Bldg. 320-109
Scale-out Networking for AI and HPC Data Centers: Introducing Ultra Ethernet
Oct
10
Date(s)
Summary
Gordon Brebner (AMD)
Bldg. 320-109
Bldg. 320-109
The Intersection of Machine Learning and 6G Wireless Systems
Oct
3
Date(s)
Summary
Chris Dick (NVIDIA)
Building 320-109
Building 320-109
Future workloads drive the need for new high performant and efficient computing hardware
Sep
26
Date(s)
Summary
Ivo Bolsens (Stanford)
Bldg. 320-109
Bldg. 320-109
Sensor Systems
May
30
Date(s)
Summary
Christoph Lang (Director, Intelligent and Connected Sensors and Systems, Bosch)
Shriram 104
Shriram 104
Remote sensing from space - key to acting on a changing Planet
May
23
Date(s)
Summary
Jonny Dyer (Muon Space)
Shriram 104
Shriram 104
Innovation in the System Technology Co-Optimization Era of Moore’s Law
May
16
Date(s)
Summary
Dr. Ann Kelleher (Intel)
Shriram 104
Shriram 104
How custom silicon made Apple Vision Pro possible
May
8
Date(s)
Summary
Guy Côté (Apple)
370-370, Bldg. 370, Main Quad
370-370, Bldg. 370, Main Quad