Location and time:

• Time: Mondays, 3:30-4:30

• Place: CPE 2.210 (corner of Speedway and 26th)

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NOTE: Some of our invited speakers appear as a part of the Distinguished Lectures in Computer Architecture Series. They were chosen in advance by the organizing committee and graciously accepted our invitation to come and speak as a part of the series.

Presentation schedule:

Date	Speaker	Title	Slides/Papers
Feb 8	Ali Poursepanj Advanced Micro Devices Architecture Lab	Performance Analysis and Workload Characterization of PC systems at AMD	Abstract
Feb 22	Brian Grayson University of Texas at Austin	Architectural Techniques for Improving Fine-grain Multiprocessor Performance	Abstract Slides (PDF)
March 1	Mark McDermott Intel Corporation	How are we going to design a 400 Million transistor chip?	Abstract
March 4 11:00 am, Taylor 3.128	Mark Hill University of Wisconsin-Madison	Multicast Snooping: A New Coherence Method Using a Multicast Address Network (talk is part of the Less Seminar Series)	Abstract
March 22	Glenn Henry President and CEO, Centaur Technologies	Barriers & Solutions to High-performance x86 Processing	Abstract
March 29	Jack Lipovski University of Texas at Austin	Intelligent DRAM Memories	Abstract
April 5	Joel Emer Compaq Alpha Development Group	A Language for Describing Predictors and Its Use to Automatically Synthesize Them or Guessing with Darwin's Help	Abstract
April 12	Tom Keller IBM Austin Research Lab	SimOS: A Full System Simulator for Computer Architects	Abstract Slides (PDF)
April 19	Susan Eggers University of Washington	Managing Thread-Shared Hardware Resources on Simultaneous Multithreaded Processors	Abstract
April 26	John Shen Carnegie-Mellon University	Replenishing the Microarchitecture Treasure Chest	Abstract Slides (PDF)

Organization

This seminar series is organized jointly by the Departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Computer Sciences at the University of Texas at Austin.