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FINAL CALL FOR PARTICIPATION : PACT 2019
The organizing committee of PACT'19 invites you to join us in Seattle from September 23-25, 2019 for the 28th International Conference on Parallel Architectures and Compilation Techniques (PACT 2019).
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EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE EXTENSION The early registration deadline has been extended to September 3, 2019.
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CONFERENCE PROGRAM
PACT is a long-running conference at the intersection of classical parallel architectures and compilers that brings together researchers from architecture, compilers, programming languages, and applications to present and discuss their latest research results.
This year's program reflects many of the exciting advances being made in our field, particularly around topics related to heterogeneity: The continuing evolution of general-purpose accelerators and the rise (the return?) of domain-specific/ special-purpose hardware. The program also features a machine learning as a driving application class for architectural innovation.
See the full program at https://pactconf.org/conf-program/
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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Kathryn McKinley, Google, Resource Efficiency and Performance in the Cloud
Luis Ceze, University of Washington and OctoML Bridging the Gap Between Deep Learning Models and “the Metal” with Apache TVM & VTA
Peter Kogge, University of Notre Dame The 3rd Wall and the need for Innovation in Architectures
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WORKSHOPS AND TUTORIALS
In addition to the main conference program, tutorials on selected topics will be offered Sep 21-22, including
o) Programming with Lightweight Threads: Argobots o) Bambu: Productive FPGA Programming for Complex Parallel Applications o) GPU Programming with OpenMP o) Introduction to the Kokkos C++ Parallel Programming Framework o) The Structural Simulation Toolkit
Further information can be found https://pactconf.org/wt-program/ (and be sure to check back at this site for any additional tutorials).
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STUDENT TRAVEL GRANTS
Through the generosity of Pacific Northwest National Lab and Sandia National Lab, funds are available to help defray the costs for students attending PACT'19. Information about the application process can be found on the conference website at https://pactconf.org/travel-grants/.
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ORGANIZATION
General Chair: Andrew Lumsdaine, PNNL and the University of Washington Program Chair: Saday Sadayappan, University of Utah
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SPONSORSHIP
IEEE Computer Society (in cooperation with ACM).
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