Participants 2020

Updated 17 February 2020

Main professional activity / position

(Repeated or similar positions are listed once)

System Software, OS
Operating Systems Cybersecurity
Data
HPC, Heterogeneous Computing, Lisp, Scheme and derivatives, Prolog, FORTH
Cloud
AI, data science
HPC, AI, Data analytics
Linux remote desktop
Parallel computing, performance of scientific applications, IoT
Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence
Distributed computing/workflows
Cyber-security, mathematical applications, algorithms, AI
Blockchain, fault tolerance, privacy, accountability
Workflow management
HPC research application management
OS, IoT, cybersecurity, robustness, seL4, Erlang, Manufacturing, software engineering
Informatics, cybersecurity, cost and performance estimation for HPC
HPC, ML, 5G
HPC Advanced education and research
Hardware/software co-design for HPC. Cross disciplinary and institutional collaboration.
Blockchain, fault tolerance, privacy, accountability
HPC, AI, Data analytics
Heterogeneous and parallel computing, HPC
Memory
Infrastructure automation
HPC interconnects, storage hierarchies
Developing parallel computing algorithms
HPC, GPU compute, how the market is shifting (if at all) with AMD shaking things up in recent history
High Performance Business Applications

If it’s nearly as good as 2019, it’ll be well worth being there!
Meet the Giants [again] 🙂
I look forward to a variety of talks covering a wide spectrum in IT
I honestly enjoyed the previous events and look forward to another great experience!
Pretty satisfied with the usual structure, but more opportunities for discussion are always good! E.g., organizing a dinner together? (Self-payed is fine of course)
Lots of fun, good chance to mix and mingle
I enjoy it when we can get quickly (2m) introduced to all attendees with flash talks (when in a small group). I would suggest that everyone do a brief introduction so we know their affiliation and technical interest.
I know it pretty well. I expect MCW will be excellent as always 🙂
Lots of good side discussions
I expect it to be really good: It was a good venue last year, happy to see it there again.
No particular expectation – it’s always good 🙂
See examples of how different sites are starting to use the latest HPC technology
Looking forward to more of the quality content that previous Multicore World conferences have provided.
Big thanks to the speakers for continuing to deliver such excellent, detailed content
Eager to check out more of the year-on-year development.

Heterogeneous processing
HPC, Big Data, Applications
Security, artificial intelligence, software and networking engineering
Linux, Remote desktop, HPC, Open Source
Datacenter Networking, CPU Offloads, Many Core Silicon Architectures
Big data and deep science
Commercial services & applications
Security
HPC, security, OS, resilience
High Memory Architectures
Software development
High-Assurance Distributed Systems
Emerging technologies
Privacy, accountability, decentralization, blockchain, discourse.
OS, Systems Architecture, AI/Deep Learning, Simulation (CFD etc)…
HPC, IoT, software engineering, Land Rovers
Computer architecture, operating systems, IoT, security
Efficient machine learning
Datacenter networking, distributed software architectures, congestion control and low level software architectures
New materials and devices for future computer logic and memory devices, superconducting computing, nanotechnology, magnetic materials/spintronics, magnonic logic and memory
Software engineering
HPC, software engineering, blockchain, the cloud
Business Applications

Meet some new colleagues
Info and networking, excellent canapés 😉
Eager to see what exciting progress has been made in the HPC world in the past year!
Hoping to start making contacts to this very different side of the computing community to better work on problems to solve, and to see where fundamental materials/devices research in New Zealand can join with the wider community
High Expectations!