Contact information
Hewlett-Packard Laboratories
1501 Page Mill Road, MS 1181
Palo Alto, CA 90304
Ph: 1-650-857-2268
Fx: 1-650-857-7029
Norman P. Jouppi is an HP Fellow and Director of the
Exascale Computing Lab,
with a research focus on building next-generation hardware and software
compute infrastructure using a cross-layer inter-disciplinary approach.
Norm is well known for his innovations in computer memory systems, including
stream preftech buffers, victim caching, multi-level exclusive caching,
and development of the CACTI tool for modeling cache and memory timing, power, and area.
His research innovations have been adopted in
microprocessors from most high-performance microprocessor vendors.
His recent work includes the implications of emerging nanophotonic technology
on computer systems, low-latency high-bandwidth
networking for cluster computing, heterogeneous chip multiprocessor
architectures, and blade system architectures. He has been the
principal architect and lead designer of several microprocessors,
contributed to the architecture and design of graphics accelerators,
and extensively researched video, audio, and physical telepresence.
Norm is currently serving as Past Chair of
ACM SIGARCH,
on the ACM Council, and on the board of the Computing Research Association.
He serves on the editorial boards of the Communications of the ACM and IEEE
Computer Architecture Letters.
He holds more than 35 patents, including one designated a Compaq Key Patent.
Norm has
published over 100 technical papers, with several best paper awards and
one ISCA Influential Paper Award. He is a Fellow of the ACM and IEEE.
Past research and activities:
- Computer systems architecture
- Telepresence
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