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DESCRIPTION:We are pleased to welcome Dr. Keith A. Bowman\, Principal Engin
 eer at Qualcomm Technologies\, Inc.\, as our Distinguished Lecturer. Dr. B
 owman will be speaking at BYU on the topic of "Adaptive Designs for Proces
 sor Performance\, Energy Efficiency\, and Reliability". Keith brings a wea
 lth of industry experience on this topic pertaining to today's cutting edg
 e IC design.\n\nSystem-on-chip (SoC) processors are used across a wide ran
 ge of market segments\, including Internet of Things (IoT)\, mobile\, lapt
 op\, automotive\, and datacenter\, experience dynamic device\, circuit\, a
 nd system parameter variations during the operational lifetime. These dyna
 mic parameter variations include supply voltage droops\, temperature chang
 es\, transistor aging\, and workload fluctuations\, degrade processor perf
 ormance\, energy efficiency\, yield\, and reliability. This lecture introd
 uces the primary variation sources and the negative impact of these variat
 ions across voltage and clock frequency operating conditions. Dr. Bowman w
 ill also present adaptive processor designs to mitigate the adverse effect
 s from dynamic parameter variations\, while highlighting the key trade-off
 s and considerations for product deployment.\n\nAdditionally\, Dr. Bowman 
 will provide a follow up lecture entitled\, "How to Write a Strong SSCS Pa
 per" for those that are interested.\n\nThis event requires pre-registratio
 n by March 12\, 2025.\n\nCo-sponsored by: Brigham Young University College
  of Engineering\n\nSpeaker(s): Keith Bowman\, \n\nAgenda: \nDr. Bowman's l
 ecture will start promptly at 10:00am MST in the BYU Engineering Building 
 (EB) Event Space. A Question and Answer session will follow.\n\nA pizza lu
 nch will be provided from 12pm to 1:00pm. Lunch is free for IEEE members\,
  with a $6.00 charge for non-members.\n\nA special follow up lecture and Q
 uestion and Answer session will begin at 1:00pm in Room CB 490\, in which 
 Dr. Bowman will discuss\, “How to Write a Strong SSCS Paper." This will 
 last approximately 1 hour.\n\nRoom: Event Space\, Bldg: Engineering Buildi
 ng\, Brigham Young University\, Campus Dr\, Provo\, Utah\, United States\,
  84604
LOCATION:Room: Event Space\, Bldg: Engineering Building\, Brigham Young Uni
 versity\, Campus Dr\, Provo\, Utah\, United States\, 84604
ORGANIZER:bythewayjared@gmail.com
SEQUENCE:70
SUMMARY:IEEE SSCS Utah Chapter Lecture by Dr. Keith A. Bowman 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/464699
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>We are pleased to welcome Dr. Keith A. Bow
 man\, Principal Engineer at Qualcomm Technologies\, Inc.\, as our Distingu
 ished Lecturer. Dr. Bowman will be speaking at BYU on the topic of "Adapti
 ve Designs for Processor Performance\, Energy Efficiency\, and Reliability
 ". Keith brings a wealth of industry experience on this topic pertaining t
 o today's cutting edge IC design.</p>\n<p>System-on-chip (SoC) processors 
 are used across a wide range of market segments\, including Internet of Th
 ings (IoT)\, mobile\, laptop\, automotive\, and datacenter\, experience dy
 namic device\, circuit\, and system parameter variations during the operat
 ional lifetime. These dynamic parameter variations include supply voltage 
 droops\, temperature changes\, transistor aging\, and workload fluctuation
 s\, degrade processor performance\, energy efficiency\, yield\, and reliab
 ility. This lecture introduces the primary variation sources and the negat
 ive impact of these variations across voltage and clock frequency operatin
 g conditions. Dr. Bowman will also present adaptive processor designs to m
 itigate the adverse effects from dynamic parameter variations\, while high
 lighting the key trade-offs and considerations for product deployment.</p>
 \n<p>Additionally\, Dr. Bowman will provide a follow up lecture entitled\,
  "How to Write a Strong SSCS Paper" for those that are interested.&nbsp\;<
 /p>\n<p>This event requires pre-registration by March 12\, 2025.</p><br />
 <br />Agenda: <br /><p>Dr. Bowman's lecture will start promptly at <strong
 >10:00am</strong> MST in the <strong>BYU Engineering Building (EB) Event S
 pace</strong>. A Question and Answer session will follow.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;</p
 >\n<p>A pizza lunch will be provided from <strong>12pm to 1:00pm</strong>.
  <strong>Lunch is free for IEEE members</strong>\, with a <strong>$6.00 ch
 arge for non-members</strong>.</p>\n<p>A special follow up lecture and Que
 stion and Answer session will begin at <strong>1:00pm</strong> in <strong>
 Room CB 490</strong>\, in which Dr. Bowman will discuss\, &ldquo\;How to W
 rite a Strong SSCS Paper." This will last approximately 1 hour.&nbsp\;</p>
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