Making computer engineering a science;
Systematizing program and system analysis and optimization using auto-tuning, machine learning and social networking.
If you are interested in tutorial or presentation about cTuning/Collective Mind crowd-tuning and machine learning technology, its current industrial usages or new publication model, do not hesitate to get in touch with Grigori Fursin!
cTuning-related recent and upcoming events and news:
- 2013.06.05: Grigori will give a keynote about cTuning/Collective Mind technology at iWAPT'13 @ ICCS'13
- 2013.05.02: cTuning/cMind thematic session on "making computer engineering a science" was held at HiPEAC computing systems week/ACM ECRC in Paris - thanks to your feedback we plan to continue this collaborative activity!
- 2013.03.27: Grigori gave a keynote on statistical crowdsourcing of auto-tuning and tutorial on Collective Mind Framework at the Conference on Advanced Topics and Auto Tuning in High Performance Scientific Computing in NTU, Taiwan
- 2013.02.27: Grigori was an external PhD examiner at Politecnico di Milano for PhD students: Michele Tartara, Ettore Speziale, Simone Corbetta and Paolo Grassi
- 2013.01.22: We organized ADAPT workshop at HiPEAC 2013 sponsored by NVidia and Microsoft Research
Press about cTuning and MILEPOST technology
cTuning technology demonstrated the possibility to create self-tuning machine learning compilers - something that researchers have been speculating about for more than a decade. cTuning and MILEPOST technology has been presented in various international news including:
- IBM press-release about MILEPOST GCC and cTuning
- InfoWorld: Rethinking code optimization for mobile and multicore
- Slashdot.org
- Dr Dobb
- HPCWire
- PhysOrg: Machine-learning revolutionizes software development
- Linux-Magazin.de: Milepost: Neue Intelligenz für die Compiler-Sammlung GCC
- Reuters: IBM Research Partners With EU Consortium to Speed Up Mobile Web Design Time
cTuning concept and coordination (2005-cur.): Grigori Fursin