Die-to-Die Parallel Interfaces for the Emerging Chiplet Market
Oct
12
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Summary
Elad Alon (Blue Cheetah Analog Design)
Hewlett 101
Hewlett 101
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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FPGA Architecture evolution and opportunities in the next decade
Sep
28
Date(s)
Summary
Ilya Ganusov(Intel)
Hewlett 101
Hewlett 101
SystemX Alliance: Analog is dead, long live analog!
Jun
8
Date(s)
Summary
Prof Boris Murmann (Stanford)
Allen 101X
Allen 101X
SystemX Alliance BONUS LECTURE: Transceivers for Fiber-Optics Communications
Jun
6
Date(s)
Summary
Ray Nguyen & Arik Zafrany (Marvell)
Packard 202
Packard 202
System X Seminar: Innovations in AI-Enhanced Soft Sensors for Gesture Recognition
Jun
1
Date(s)
Summary
Kyun Kyu (Richard) Kim (Stanford)
Y2E2 111
Y2E2 111
System X Seminar: Human–Machine Collaboration for Improving Semiconductor Process Development
May
25
Date(s)
Summary
Yu (Joe) Lu (Lam Research)
Y2E2 111
Y2E2 111
SystemX Alliance Seminar: Energy Efficient Optical IO using Monolithically Integrated Silicon Photonics
May
18
Date(s)
Summary
Jeff Hutchins (RANOVUS)
Y2E2 111
Y2E2 111
SystemX Seminar: Microring-Based DWDM for CPO Systems: Motivation, Challenges, and Design Approaches
May
11
Date(s)
Summary
Angad Rekhi (NVIDIA Research)
Y2E2 111
Y2E2 111
System X Seminar: High-Specific-Power Flexible TMD Solar Cells for Self-Powered IoT
May
4
Date(s)
Summary
Koosha Nassiri Nazif (Pop Lab, Stanford)
Y2E2 111
Y2E2 111
System X Seminar: IoT Innovations - A Connected Secure Systems Perspective
Apr
27
Date(s)
Summary
Kamesh Medapalli (Infineon)
Y2E2 111
Y2E2 111