Thu February 15, 2018
SV Engineers Week Banquet 'The Race to Neural-Class Networks'
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The Silicon Valley Engineering Council (SVEC) proudly presents its 2018 Silicon Valley Engineers Week Banquet on Thursday, February 15, 2018. The SVEC honors outstanding individuals for their contributions by welcoming them into its Hall of Fame. The banquet will also feature a distinguished keynote speaker and award several scholarships for academic excellence. The Hall of Fame ceremony recognizes local engineers for their outstanding professional achievements, both in engineering and technology-- and for significant contributions to the community. Tickets are $125 through 2/5 and $140 thereafter. Full tables accommodate 10 diners.
5:30 PM Networking Reception and No-Host Bar
7:00 PM Dinner with Friends
Keynote by Tina Tsou, Enterprise Architect, ARM "The Race to Neural-Class Networks"
Two macro trends are converging to accelerate the emergence of a new era of computing: 1) the pervasive deployment of big data analytics fed by the Internet of Things, and 2) the availability of artificial intelligence manifested in neural-class networks. In her keynote presentation Tina Tsou describes lays out key networking specifications for the human brain, then compares the specifications with the connectivity and performance capabilities of our current networking technology. Tina concludes her brief presentation with key industry initiatives that underpin the on-going development of neural class networks.
2018 Engineering Hall of Fame Inductees:
William "Bill" Jennings
Vice President of Engineering, FarmX
Dr. Randy Katz
United Microelectronics Corp. Distinguished Professorship
University of California, Berkeley
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5:30 PM Networking Reception and No-Host Bar
7:00 PM Dinner with Friends
Keynote by Tina Tsou, Enterprise Architect, ARM "The Race to Neural-Class Networks"
Two macro trends are converging to accelerate the emergence of a new era of computing: 1) the pervasive deployment of big data analytics fed by the Internet of Things, and 2) the availability of artificial intelligence manifested in neural-class networks. In her keynote presentation Tina Tsou describes lays out key networking specifications for the human brain, then compares the specifications with the connectivity and performance capabilities of our current networking technology. Tina concludes her brief presentation with key industry initiatives that underpin the on-going development of neural class networks.
2018 Engineering Hall of Fame Inductees:
William "Bill" Jennings
Vice President of Engineering, FarmX
Dr. Randy Katz
United Microelectronics Corp. Distinguished Professorship
University of California, Berkeley
The Silicon Valley Engineering Council (SVEC) proudly presents its 2018 Silicon Valley Engineers Week Banquet on Thursday, February 15, 2018. The SVEC honors outstanding individuals for their contributions by welcoming them into its Hall of Fame. The banquet will also feature a distinguished keynote speaker and award several scholarships for academic excellence. The Hall of Fame ceremony recognizes local engineers for their outstanding professional achievements, both in engineering and technology-- and for significant contributions to the community. Tickets are $125 through 2/5 and $140 thereafter. Full tables accommodate 10 diners.
5:30 PM Networking Reception and No-Host Bar
7:00 PM Dinner with Friends
Keynote by Tina Tsou, Enterprise Architect, ARM "The Race to Neural-Class Networks"
Two macro trends are converging to accelerate the emergence of a new era of computing: 1) the pervasive deployment of big data analytics fed by the Internet of Things, and 2) the availability of artificial intelligence manifested in neural-class networks. In her keynote presentation Tina Tsou describes lays out key networking specifications for the human brain, then compares the specifications with the connectivity and performance capabilities of our current networking technology. Tina concludes her brief presentation with key industry initiatives that underpin the on-going development of neural class networks.
2018 Engineering Hall of Fame Inductees:
William "Bill" Jennings
Vice President of Engineering, FarmX
Dr. Randy Katz
United Microelectronics Corp. Distinguished Professorship
University of California, Berkeley
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5:30 PM Networking Reception and No-Host Bar
7:00 PM Dinner with Friends
Keynote by Tina Tsou, Enterprise Architect, ARM "The Race to Neural-Class Networks"
Two macro trends are converging to accelerate the emergence of a new era of computing: 1) the pervasive deployment of big data analytics fed by the Internet of Things, and 2) the availability of artificial intelligence manifested in neural-class networks. In her keynote presentation Tina Tsou describes lays out key networking specifications for the human brain, then compares the specifications with the connectivity and performance capabilities of our current networking technology. Tina concludes her brief presentation with key industry initiatives that underpin the on-going development of neural class networks.
2018 Engineering Hall of Fame Inductees:
William "Bill" Jennings
Vice President of Engineering, FarmX
Dr. Randy Katz
United Microelectronics Corp. Distinguished Professorship
University of California, Berkeley
show less
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