SystemX Alliance
Stanford SystemX Alliance is a collaboration between Stanford University and member industrial firms to produce world-class research and Ph.D. graduates with a view to enabling truly ubiquitous sensing, computing and communication with embedded intelligence. Read more...
Research Focus Areas
- 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
Events
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Steve Pazol - GM, Wireless Charging - Qualcomm4:30pm to 5:30pmWireless Electric Vehicle Charging Overview
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Dr. Nikolas Tezak - Quantum Engineer & Software Engineer - Rigetti Computing4:30pm to 5:30pmQuantum Computing on Near Term Hardware
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Prof. Mingoo Seok - Electrical Engineering - Colombia University4:30pm to 5:30pmToward Ultra-Low-Power Computing in the Era of Artificial Intelligence
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Dr. John Bartholomew - Postdoctoral Researcher Fellow - California Institute of Technology4:30pm to 5:30pmOn-chip quantum technologies based on rare-earth ion crystals
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8:00am to 5:00pmSystemX Spring Workshop Week: May 14th-16th, 2018
News
Fri, 08/17/2018
Stanford engineers combine two types of computers to create a faster and less energy-intensive image processor for use in autonomous vehicles, security cameras and medical devices.
Fri, 08/10/2018
The award recognizes high-quality research and positive impacts on diversity. Senesky received the award for her innovative research into “tiny-but-tough” electronic devices.
Wed, 08/01/2018
Former Stanford University President JOHN HENNESSY has been named the 2018 recipient of the Semiconductor Industry Association’s Robert N. Noyce Award.
