Abstract
The Institute for Energy Efficiency at UC Santa Barbara invites you to attend our 2022 Emerging Technologies Review. This year, IEE ETR will be a 2-day virtual workshop on January 20th & 21st.
The ETR virtual workshops will cover new developments in: Energy Efficiency in Buildings in the Post-COVID-19 Era on January 20th, and Future Data Center Architectures and Increased Energy Efficiency on January 21st. Each virtual workshop will feature world class experts and leaders in that arena from industry, academia, and government.
Day 2: Future Data Center Architectures and Increased Energy Efficiency
Friday, January 21st | 9:00 - 4:00 PST | Virtual Zoom Event
This virtual workshop will focus on architecture, communications and systems issues driving energy efficiency in the cloud and the data center. It will include talks from industry leaders including Katharine Schmidtke, Bharath Muthiah and Rob Stone from Meta Platforms, Robert Blum from Intel, Robert Ober and Larry Denisson from NVIDIA, Manish Mehta from Broadcom, and talks from UCSB Professors John Bowers, Clint Schow, Yufei Ding, and Lei Li. It will include two panel sessions, one focused on cloud systems and architectural issues and the other on photonic data center communications and interconnects.
Speakers
Welcome Address and Introduction to the Institute for Energy Efficiency
Katharine Schmidtke, Meta: Problems Faced by Data Centers Today and Future Needs
Bharath Muthiah, Meta: AI Use Cases and Deployments Today, and Problem Statement for Future
Robert Ober, NVIDIA: AI Cluster Trends
Cliff Young, Google: Accelerators are Green; Cloud Accelerators are Greener
Frank Helms, AMD: Trends in Accelerated Computing
Yufei Ding, UCSB: Compiler and Runtime Support for Exploring AI-GPU Acceleration
Surendra Anubolu, Broadcom: Energy Efficient Training Fabric
Lei Li, UCSB: High-Performance Training and Inference on GPUs for NLP Models
Round Table Discussion: AI/ML System and Workload Optimization
Rob Stone, Meta: Optical Interconnects in Data Centers: Drivers and Application Spaces
Ram Huggahalli, Microsoft: Co-Packaged Optics in Future Server Designs
Manish Mehta, Broadcom: Scaling Highly Integrated Optical Interconnects
Thomas Liljeberg, Intel: High Volume Silicon Photonics for Co-Packaged Optics and Optical I/O
Chris Cole, Parallax Group: Data Center Energy Savings in this Decade
Clint Schow, UCSB: Bringing Low-Power O-Band Coherent Optics to the Datacenter
Ravi Agarwal, Meta: Meta Data Centers Heterogenous Integration Driven by AI/ML and Network Applications
John Bowers, UCSB: High Capacity, Energy Efficient Interconnects for Data Centers
Round Table Discussion: Interconnect Optimization