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DESCRIPTION:Stanford IEEE\, co-hosted with the IEEE Circuits and Systems So
 ciety (CASS) and Samsung Semiconductor\, is holding a half-day technical w
 orkshop on how AI compute is designed and orchestrated\, from the transist
 or up to the datacenter. It is open to Stanford students\, staff\, and fac
 ulty along with guests from the co-hosting organizations\, and is aimed es
 pecially at undergraduate and graduate students in electrical engineering 
 and computer science.\n\nThe program features talks and a panel from indus
 try and Stanford faculty speakers\, covering AI software\, circuit design\
 , advanced packaging\, and hardware co-design\, with time for audience Q&A
 . Speakers will be announced soon.\n\nAdmission is free and no registratio
 n is needed. Just show up! Light refreshments and lunch will be provided.\
 n\nDetails: https://luma.com/kv8u97ga\n\nCo-sponsored by: IEEE Circuits an
 d Systems Society (CASS)\; Samsung Semiconductor\n\nRoom: 101X\, Bldg: Pau
 l G. Allen Building\, 420 Via Palou\, Stanford\, California\, United State
 s\, 94305
LOCATION:Room: 101X\, Bldg: Paul G. Allen Building\, 420 Via Palou\, Stanfo
 rd\, California\, United States\, 94305
ORGANIZER:ieee@ee.stanford.edu
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:AI Compute Orchestration: From Silicon to Systems
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/583368
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Stanford IEEE\, co-hosted with the IEEE Ci
 rcuits and Systems Society (CASS) and Samsung Semiconductor\, is holding a
  half-day technical workshop on how AI compute is designed and orchestrate
 d\, from the transistor up to the datacenter. It is open to Stanford stude
 nts\, staff\, and faculty along with guests from the co-hosting organizati
 ons\, and is aimed especially at undergraduate and graduate students in el
 ectrical engineering and computer science.</p>\n<p>The program features ta
 lks and a panel from industry and Stanford faculty speakers\, covering AI 
 software\, circuit design\, advanced packaging\, and hardware co-design\, 
 with time for audience Q&amp\;A. Speakers will be announced soon.</p>\n<p>
 Admission is free and no registration is needed. Just show up! Light refre
 shments and lunch will be provided.</p>\n<p>Details: <a href="https://luma
 .com/kv8u97ga">https://luma.com/kv8u97ga</a></p>
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