january, 2011 sisa confidential external collaboration
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January, 2011
SISA
Confidential
External Collaboration
CONFIDENTIAL
Internal Infrastructure
Strategic Direction
External Cooperation
Secure Competiveness & Maximize R&D Achievement
Expand external collaboration : Joint research program
Maximize venture network efficiency : Early stage technology
Improve sensing process : Focus on selected themes
Set up emerging research Infra. : Frontier research
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Expand External Collaboration
Focus on practical research associated actual projects - 2010: 10 Projects, $456K → 2011 Plan: 14 Projects, $1,570K
External Cooperation
Institution Purpose Amount Period
Omni OSPurdue Develop concurrent language & runtime technology $100K ’11. 1~12
Genode Labs L4 microkernel technology expertise $100K ’11. 1~12I.S.A. Stanford RAMCloud project $150K ’11. 1~12
Web OS UC Berkeley ParLab Sensing research in field of multicore computing $150K ’11. 1~12Multicore H/W MIT Develop low-power CMOS devices - ’11. 1~12Si Photonics UC Davis Develop VCSEL for optical interconnection $250K ’11. 2~’12. 1
III-V on SiMIT Reliability of III-V devices on Si $150K ’11. 6
~’12. 5Purdue Feasibility of III-V Nanowire FET & FinFET on Si $125KHeterointerface Oakridge Nat’l Lab High mobility channel using hetero structure $100K ’11. 3~’12. 2
Storage Carnegie Mellon Access to storage systems & information infrastructure $75K 10.10~09.11
HDDUtah State Servo control theory and algorithm $135K 03.11~02.12
Carnegie Mellon Expertise in HAMR, BPM, Magnetic simulation $125K 02.11~01.12
UC Berkeley Research on Fly height modeling, HDI, Servo work $60K 01.11~12.11
SSD UC Santa Cruz Storage system requirements & data reliability $50K 01.11~12.11
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Prof. Norman Feske - ~$100K Contract(s)
- Spin off from TU Dresden Operating Systems Group
- Produced Genode Operating System framework which is an advanced L4 microkernel personality
University & Research Institute Collaboration Model: OmniOS
Prof. Suresh Jagannathan
- $100K Grant
- Track record of outstanding complier work
- Access & expertise on Intel SCC technology : SCC platform not yet commercially available
- Trustworthy relationship via Intern program
Utilize Purdue’s expertise on concurrent programming language and multi/manycore runtimes - Parallel programming language support for MIMD platforms
Leverage Genode OS Framework and contract them to develop specific features for SISA and HQ
Purdue University Genode Labs
Collaboration Details
Secure
Modular Scalable
ManycoreReady
Support for Embedded
Integrated Parallel SW Dev.
Real-time
SAIT ICLLEGO
SISA CSLOMNI-OS
QoS Aware
Distributed
Adaptive
SAMSUNG FUTURE OS
* SCC: Single Chip Cloud, L4: Family of second-generation microkernels
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