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MICRO-32 is now over - see you in MICRO-33!

The following Symposium Information is available:

Final Program  (also as: WORD, PS, TXT)
The final program HTML page includes available presentations
Committees

Opening/keynote Presentations:

Ronny Ronen: Opening foils (PS (zipped), PPT)
Fred Pollack: key note speech (PS (Zipped), PS)
   "New Microarchitecture Challenges in the Coming
     Generations of CMOS Process Technologies"
Bruce Shriver: key note speech (PDF)
    "Core Technologies in Hardware and Software"

MICRO-32 in the press:

MICRO-32 Press Release
What Microprocessor Watch says about MICRO-32...  (or see full text)
And even in the Microproccesor Report mentions MICRO-32 (Oct 25, 1999)

Pre-Symposium workshops & Tutorials, November 15, 1999:

The 2nd Workshop on Feedback-Directed Optimization (FDO)
The 1st Workshop on Media Processors and DSPs (MP-DSP)
Cool Chips Tutorial: An Industrial Perspective on Low Power Processor Design    (proceedings)

The symposium will take place in Haifa at the Dan Carmel hotel.

About Haifa

Historical Symposium Information kept for future reference:
     Call For Papers (as: PS, PDF, Text)
     Paper Submission Instructions
     Student Travel Grants Program - program closed, messages sent on Oct 26, 1999
     General information, Registration and Accommodation instructions
     General information for Participants
     Share a Taxi from the Ben-Gurion Airport to Haifa - try the new Taxi-Pool System

For more information, contact:
    General Co-Chairs: Ronny Ronen (ronen@iil.intel.com) or Matthew Farrens (farrens@cs.ucdavis.edu)
    Program Chair: Ilan Spillinger (ilans@iil.intel.com)

Micro home page:
    Micro Conference Home Page

Previous Micro:
    Micro-31 Home Page and Conference Information
    Micro-30 Home Page and Conference Information
    Micro-29 Home Page and Conference Information
    Micro-28 Home Page and Conference Information
    Micro-27 Home Page and Conference Information

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Last updated: November 19, 1999