News! Final Program is available now. Please join our google+ community for SIMD researchers. Workshop date: 02/16/2014 (Sunday) While GPU has gained wide-spread attention in the research community in recent years, the design of “traditional” Single Instruction Multiple Data (SIMD) and vector processing units for modern processors (ARM, POWER, X86) have also quietly gone through an evolution to increase processing power, relax programmability constraints, and expand application domains. It is time to take a fresh look at the programming interface design of SIMD/vector units, some of which may sound last century like SIMD intrinsics, while others increasingly resemble programming interfaces for GPU. Scope The purpose of this workshop is to bring together practitioners and researchers from academia and industry alike to discuss issues, solutions, and opportunities in enabling end users (developers) to effectively exploit SIMD/vector processing in modern processors. We seek submissions that cover all aspects of SIMD/vector processing. Topics of interests include, but are not restricted to:
Submission Submitted papers must be no more than 8 pages in length. Authors are encouraged to use the ACM two column format here. Each submission will receive at least three reviews from the technical program committee and authors of selected submissions will have 30 minutes to present their work at the workshop. Authors must register and submit the paper through online submission system, if you have problems accessing the system, e-mail your submission to wpmvp2014@easychair.org. Important dates * * * * Workshop date: Feb 16 (Sunday) Organizers Gabriel Tanase (igtanaseatus.ibm.com), Peng Wu, Jose Moreira (IBM T. J. Watson Research Center) and Joel Falcou (MetaScale, Université Paris Sud).
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