SAVE THE DATE! SystemX 2025 Spring Workshop

Designing Chips for AI with AI

May 22, 2025

@ Stanford Alumni Center (McCaw Hall)

 

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systemx.stanford.edu/springworkshop-2025

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  • AMEND: Advanced materials enabling novel devices | DETAILS
  • Bio Interfaces: Transformative technologies for healthcare | DETAILS
  • Computation for Data Analytics: Optimizing application, architecture & technology | DETAILS
  • Design Productivity:  Improving critical area productivity | DETAILS
  • Energy/Power Management Systems: Efficient energy power supply | DETAILS
  • Heterogeneous Integration: Bridging everything into anything | DETAILS
  • Internet of Everything: Universal connectivity of devices and systems | DETAILS
  • Photonic and Quantum Technologies: More efficient devices and systems; optics | DETAILS
  • Robotics and Autonomous Systems: Developing AI-enabled robots and autonomous systems that safely interact with humans | DETAILS

 

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