UTCS Colloquium/ICES: Tilak Agarwala/IBM TJ Watson: "Hybrid Systems: Addressing the Challenges and Opportunities in Technology and Applications in the Next Decade" ACES 2.402, Thursday, March 12, 2009 11:00 a.m.
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Type of Talk: UTCS Colloquium/ICES
Speaker/Affiliation: 
; Tilak Agarwala/IBM TJ Watson
Date/Time: Thursday, March 12
, 2009 11:00 a.m.
Loacation: ACES 2.402
Host:&nb
sp; Keshav Pingali
Talk Title: "Hybrid Systems:
Addressing the Challenges and Opportunities in Technology and Applications
in the Next Decade"
Talk Abstract:
We are currently witne
ssing the next wave of information technology exploitation, characterized
by the combination of high volume data-driven applications with advanced mo
deling, simulation and analytics. Evolution of conventional/general-purpos
e systems will not be sufficient to provide significant differentiation for
these applications.
Besides general purpose systems, some of t
he most compelling features for targeting this emerging application space a
re found in network-speed computing, and compute-intensive systems. Accele
rating the rate of system improvement by integrating such complementary sub
systems which offer specialized functionality, tuned to application charac
teristics in a specific domain, is an interesting approach to addressing p
erformance and efficiency requirements, and one we believe will be needed
to provide differentiation for emerging applications in the next decade.
The system level integration of capabilities tuned to particular a
pplication functions, is a fundamental feature of a multilevel Hybrid Syst
em Architecture, and a key attribute is the seamless integration of comple
mentary scalable optimized subsystems. In this talk I will discuss the appl
ication trends which motivate the need for Hybrid Systems, some early hybr
id system examples and learning experiences, and the innovation opportunit
ies and challenges, presented in the areas of technology, architecture,
and programmability.
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