Today's one of those days where I wish I could be a two places at one time, since there are so many really interesting talks to attend. I have a feeling I'm going to be to doing a lot of shuttling back and forth between sessions today :).
The big attraction today is the Keynote presentation by Bill Dally from NVIDIA/Stanford (Gateway Ballroom, 11:15 AM).
Nonetheless, I'm hoping that opposed to the last keynote talk, Prof. Dally's will have more technical details and less "let's-all-work-together" soft content. There's been a lot of talk recently about how massively parallel GPUs will be the general-purpose compute platform of the future and the synopsis of the talk seems to be pushing, not surprisingly, the same theme. What I like is the focus on how the EDA industry can contribute to the design if such massively parallel platforms.
UPDATE:
I made a huge mistake. Apparently, the Special Session on green technologies is NOT today as I previously blogged, but tomorrow. So there is, in fact, no scheduling conflict between the Keynote and the Special Session.
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