The 2nd Workshop on Intelligent Memory Systems
In conjunction with ASPLOS-IX, Boston Massachusetts, November 12, 2000

Preliminary workshop schedule

• 08:30 Opening Remarks



• 08:40 Session 1: Memory Technology
  • Invited Talk: Embedded DRAM; Technology and Challenges
    Subu Iyer
    IBM Microelectronics
  • A 64Mbit Mesochronous Hybrid Wave Pipelined Multi-bank DRAM Macro
    Junju Ogawa and Mark Horowitz
    Fujitsu Laboratories of America and Stanford University
    
  • Software Controlled Reconfigurable On-Chip Memory for High Performance Computing
    Hiroshi Nakamura, Masaaki Kondo and Taisuke Boku
    University of Tokyo and University of Tsukuba
    


• 10:15 Break



• 10:45 Session 2: Architecture
  • Content-based Prefetching: Initial Results
    Robert Cooksey, Dennis Colarelli, and Dirk Grunwald
    University of Colorado
    
  • Memory System Support for Dynamic Cacheline Assembly
    Lixin Zhang, Venkata K. Pingali, Bharat Chandramouli, and John B. Carter
    Unversity of Utah
    
  • Adaptively Mapping Code in an Intelligent Memory Architecture
    Yan Solihin, Jaejin Lee and Josep Torrellas
    Univeristy of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Michigan State University
    


• 12:00 Lunch



• 13:00 Poster session



• 14:00 Session 3: Applications and Operating Systems
  • Invited Talk
    Mark Snir
    IBM Blue Gene
    
  • The Characterization of Date Intensive Memory Workloads on Distributed PIM Architectures
    Richard C. Murphy, Peter M. Kogge and Arun Rodrigues
    University of Notre Dame
    
  • Memory Management in a PIM-Based Architecture
    Mary Hall and Craig Steele
    USC Information Sciences Institute
    


• 15:35 Break



• 16:00 Session 4: Compilers
  • Exploiting On-Chip Memory Bandwidth in the VIRAM Compiler
    David Judd and Katherine Yelick
    University of California, Berkeley
    
  • FlexCache: A Framework for Flexible Compiler Generated Data Caching
    Csaba Andras Moritz, Matthew Frank and Saman Amarasinghe
    MIT
    


• 16:50 Open-mike session



• 17:20 Closing Remarks