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| Special track on: High-Performance Computing Architectures |
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Scope:
The High-Performance Computing Architectures Track on ITNG 2013 is intended to provide a high-quality forum for researchers and practitioners to present their latest theoretical and practical work in this rapidly-changing area. Original papers are solicited in all aspects of high-performance computing architectures.
Topics:
- Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:
- System-on-chip and network-on-chip architectures
- Multicore processor architecture
- Application modeling and mapping schemes for multicore/SoC systems
- Multicore computing and programming techniques
- Power-efficient architectures and techniques for multicore/SoC systems
- High performance software systems and its applications, such as agent systems
- Embedded and reconfigurable architectures
- Nanocomputers and nano-circuits
- Secure and reliable processor designs
- Advanced computer architectures for general and application-specific enhancement
- Parallel computer architectures
- Cloud Computing
- Application-specific processor/architecture designs
- Cache and memory systems
- High-performance I/O systems
- Interconnect and network interface architectures
- Microarchitecture design techniques: instruction-level parallelism, pipelining, caching, branch prediction, multithreading
- Computer arithmetic
- Innovative hardware/software trade-offs
- Modeling and performance analysis
- Complier designs
- Security and Reliability Issues in Storage Systems
- Tools and methodology for architecture designs
- Verification and testing techniques
Paper Submission:
Papers should be original and contain contributions of theoretical or experimental nature, or be
unique experience reports. Interested authors should submit a 6-page summary of their original
and unpublished work including 5 keywords in the CPS format to the track chair. Electronic
submission in the PDF, PS or MS Word format is strongly encouraged. For instructions on
electronic submissions, Click here (we will update this link later on the main page).
Evaluation Process
Papers will be evaluated for originality, significance, clarity, and soundness. Per ITNG policy,
except for invited papers, all papers will be reviewed by at least two independent reviewers.
Accepted papers will be published in the conference proceedings with an ISBN.
Best Student Paper:
The Best Student Paper will be awarded at the conference. To be eligible, the student must be
the sole author of the paper, or the first author and primary contributor. (The winner of the
award will present the paper in a plenary session at the conference). A cover letter to the
General Chair/Track Chair must identify the paper as a candidate for this competition at the time
of submission.
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