Optical Interconnects Conference

5 - 8 May 2013

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Best Poster Winner: Loss Analysis for a Two Wire Optical Waveguide for Chip-to-Chip Communication, J. P. Dickason and K. Goossen, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, USA

Honorable Mention Poster: RODIN – Energy-Proportional SOA-Based Optical Interconnect for Large Computing Platforms, O. Liboiron-Ladouceur, X. Lu, C. Zhang, P. Liao, Dept. of Electrical and Computer Eng., McGill University, Montreal, Canada, P.G. Raponi, I

Final Program

Call for Papers-Special Issue: Optical Interconnects (Nov/Dec 2013 JLT issue) Submission Deadline: 1 July 2013

Please join us for the Working Group Problem Session-Disaster Evacuation

Welcome to the Optical Interconnects Conference

5 - 8 May 2013

Santa Fe, New Mexico USA

Welcome to Santa Fe, New Mexico USA and the 2013 Optical Interconnects Conference!

The second IEEE Photonics Society Optical Interconnects Conference builds on 22 years of the Society's successful Workshop on Interconnections within High Speed Digital Systems, and brings together researchers and engineers from multiple disciplines to discuss advanced interconnect technologies for applications at all levels of computing granularity from the chip to the enterprise. The conference covers the full spectrum of high performance interconnect challenges in interconnect systems, architectures, applications and devices, with a particular emphasis on future petascale and exascale platforms in datacenters and supercomputers. It is comprised of invited talks of the highest caliber in addition to refereed oral and poster contributions. The IEEE Photonics Society Optical Interconnects Conference is intended to foster this collaboration and help drive new interconnect architectures and technologies.

In addition, all attendees have the option to participate in working groups to discuss and design a conceptual solution to a predefined design problem. This problem is intended to promote interactions between the participants and provide an overall focus to the meeting.  This year the problem sessions will be held on the afternoon of Sunday, May 5th and will feature a problem related to Disaster Evacuation.  The problem session is a great way to meet people with skills that complement yours, and are a lot of fun.  We urge you to consider arriving on Sunday, May 5th at 1pm so you can participate.

We would like to personally thank each of the Program Chairs and the Program Committee Members who have volunteered and invested their time putting together this conference. We also want to thank the invited speakers for giving us their perspectives on the challenges and opportunities for new and emerging interconnect technologies and architectures. We believe that the combined efforts of the organizers and speakers will launch this conference why this conference series has achieved its esteemed reputation. Finally, we want to express our sincere appreciation to the Photonics Society staff for their professional organization and arrangements for this conference.

Have a great time!

Ashok Krishnamorthy and John Shalf

Optical Interconnects Conference General Chairs

Chairs

General Co-Chair

Ashok Krishnamoorthy

Oracle, USA
General Co-Chair

John Shalf

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
Program Co-Chair

Krste Asanovic

University of California at Berkeley, USA
Program Co-Chair

Rich Grzybowski

Photonic Controls, USA
Program Co-Chair

Anthony Lentine

Sandia National Laboratories, USA
Area Chair for Europe

Hugo Thienpont

Vrije Universiteit Brussels, Belgium
Area Chair for Asia

Dennis Tong

SAE/TDK, Hong Kong
Working Group Problem Session Co-Chair

George Papen

University of California-San Diego, USA
Working Group Problem Session Co-Chair

Harold Stone

USA
Local Arrangements Chair

Frederick (Rick) McCormick

Sandia National Laboratories, USA

Key Note Speakers

Shekhar Borkar

Intel Corporation, USA

How to Stop Interconnects from Hindering the Future of Computing

Horst Simon

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA

Why We Need Exascale, and Why We Won't Get There by 2020


Alan Willner

University of Southern California, USA

National Academies Study on Optics and Photonics: Essential Technologies for Our Nation

Invited Speakers

Roger Dangel

IBM Research-Zurich, Switzerland

Polymer Waveguide Based Optical Backplanes and Electro-Optical Assembly Technology for Computing Applications

Nathan Farrington

Facebook, USA

Facebook's Data Center Network Architecture


Ron Ho

Oracle, USA

Circuit Design Implications for Silicon Photonics

Roy Meade

Micron Technology, Inc., USA

Integration of Silicon Photonics in a Bulk CMOS Memory Flow


Chris Mineo

Laboratory for Physical Sciences, USA

Photonic and Electronic Interconnects for Extreme Scale Computing (PETE)

Mark Nowell

Cisco Systems Inc., Canada

The Impact of Networking Trends and Architecture on Optical Technology Requirements


Dick Otte

Promex Industries, USA

Optical Electronic Data Transfer Technical Gaps, Needs and Non-Needs Extracted from Industry Roadmaps (iNemi, ITRS and the MIT CTR)

Yves Painchaud

TeraXion, Canada

A Small Form Factor Si-Based Coherent Receiver


Darwin Serkland

Sandia National Laboratories, USA

Low Power VCSEL-Based Optical Interconnects

Featured Events

05

May

Working Group Problem Session

1:00PM - 5:30PM

Working Group Problem Statement Session - Disaster Evacuation

 

Announcements

Final Program

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Program at-a-Glance is now available

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Call for Papers-Special Issue: Optical Interconnects (Nov/Dec 2013 JLT issue) Submission Deadline: 1 July 2013

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Working Group Problem Session-Disaster Relief

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Optical Interconnects Conference 2012 Final Program

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Conference Planner

Megan Figueroa

Conference Planner

Phone + 1 732 562 3895

Fax + 1 732 562 8434

m.figueroa@ieee.org

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