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NSCI Seminar: New Directions for Energy-Efficient Computing Systems: From Sensing and Design to Runtime Management

Name: NSCI Seminar: New Directions for Energy-Efficient Computing Systems: From Sensing and Design to Runtime Management
Start: 2017-01-17T00:00:00-05:00
End: 2017-01-17T23:59:00-05:00
Location: Boulder, 81-1A116 (VTC NIST Gaithersburg, Bldg. 101, Lecture Room B)

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January 17, 2017

Boulder, 81-1A116
(VTC NIST Gaithersburg, Bldg. 101, Lecture Room B)

Outside attendees need to contact Barry Schneider in order to obtain the site badges required to enter NIST grounds and to attend the seminar. 24 hour notice is required for US citizens and 3 days for non-US citizens. Please contact bis [at] nist.gov (bis[at]nist[dot]gov (link sends e-mail)) to be added to the visitor list. Visitors must check in at the NIST Visitor Center to pick up their badges. A photo ID is required for US citizens and a passport or green card for foreign nationals. There is also the possibility of viewing the seminar as a webcast. Again, please contact Barry Schneider for details preferably by email.

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Power consumption is one of the major barriers towards improving the performance of computing systems. The exa-scale road map calls for exa-scale performance within a power budget of 20 - 40 MW, which requires much higher energy efficiency compared to those of existing computing systems. This talk reviews our laboratory's efforts to improve the energy efficiency of computing systems on three fronts that span measurements, design and runtime management.

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Created October 6, 2016, Updated January 9, 2017

NSCI Seminar: New Directions for Energy-Efficient Computing Systems: From Sensing and Design to Runtime Management

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