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		           HOT CHIPS SYMPOSIUM VI
		      Stanford University, Stanford, CA
		            August 14-16, 1994

		          CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS

	                  
	   General Chair:      John Mashey, Silicon Graphics
	   Program Co-chairs:  Donald Alpert, Intel
			       Alan Jay Smith, UC Berkeley




HOT CHIPS is back once again! Sponsored by the IEEE Computer Society
Technical Committee on Microprocessors and Microcomputers, Hot Chips VI
is a conference that consists of presentations on high-performance chip
and chip-set products, and related topics. This conference is directed
particularly at new and exciting products, and on technology that is
directly applicable to them.  The emphasis is on real products and real
technology, not theoretical designs.  Participants will not be required
to prepare written papers.  The proceedings will consist of copies of
the slides to be presented.


Contributions are solicited in the following and related areas:

* RISC and CISC Processors             * Bus Chips                         

* Floating Point Processors            * Cache Controllers and Memories      

* Embedded CPUs                        * Neural Chips                        

* Graphics & Image Processing Chips    * Systolic Array Chips                 

* Digital Signal Processors            * Compiler Issues with Hot Chips      

* Network Chip-Sets                    * Benchmarking/Performance Evaluation  


Proposals should consist of a title, an extended abstract (1-3 pages)
describing the product or topic to be presented, and the name, title,
address, phone number, fax number, and electronic mail address of the
presenter.   You must advise us if you have an identical, similar or
overlapping submission pending at another conference or for a journal.
The status of the product or topic should be described precisely - e.g.
"planned", "first silicon", "fully debugged", "sampling", "in quantity
shipment", etc.  If this is a not yet announced product, and you would
like the submission kept confidential, please indicate it; we will do
our best to maintain confidentiality.  Authors will be notified of the
status of their submission by late April, 1994.  Presentations will be
selected based on the program committee's evaluation of its interest to
the audience; the committee will consider factors such as novelty,
performance/advanced technology, commercial scope, and significance.
Submissions can be made by hard copy, fax, or electronic mail (email is
preferred(!)) no later than Thursday, March 24, 1994, to:

                           Prof. Alan Jay Smith
                           Computer Science Divison
                           UC Berkeley
                           Berkeley, CA 94720 
                           fax:     (510) 339-6360
                           e-mail:  smith@cs.berkeley.edu

For further general information about the symposium, contact Bob
Stewart at (415) 941-6699 or r.stewart@compmail.com. For further
information about submissions, contact Alan Jay Smith, or Don Alpert at
Intel Corporation RN2-27, 2200 Mission College Blvd., Santa Clara, CA
95052, fax: (408) 765-1992, dalpert@mipos2.intel.com.