Talk

Reinventing the Internet

Presenter:

This talk will discuss some of the unique ways in which trading firms use (and misuse) various bits of technology (switches, layer-1 devices, microwaves, FPGAs), to build networking infrastructure that achieves their goals.

Back in 2013, implementing high-performance graph algorithms for GPUs required manual coding in CUDA, a slow and difficult process.  To significantly lower the level of effort required, we created IrGL, a language and compiler specifically for generating high-performance graph algorithm impl

Panel Discussion on Transformations in Engineering and the Arts, a Course Open to All Students

Panelists: 
-Naomi Ehrich Leonard ’85, Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, and Director, Council on Science and Technology

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Modern datacenters offer an abundance of online services to billions of daily users. The most demanding online services come with tight response latency requirements, forcing service providers to keep their massive datasets memory-resident, distributed across the datacenter’s servers.

A conversation with Brad Smith, President and Chief Legal Officer of Microsoft.

At this meeting, we will have a short talk by Margaret Martonosi, Professor of CS at Princeton followed by small group discussions to share personal experiences of success and failure at creating change to advance diversity.

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Existing modelled and verified operating systems (OS’s) typically run on uniprocessor platforms and run with interrupts mostly disabled. This makes formal reasoning more tractable: execution is mostly sequential.