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William C. Brantley
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AMD Research Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
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High-performance Computing,Computational Resources,Computing Units,Heterogeneous Systems,Memory Bandwidth,Memory Capacity,Memory System,Multi-core,Non-volatile Memory,ANSYS Fluent,Accelerated Processing Unit,Area Overhead,Average Temperature,Boiling,Choice Architecture,Computational Capabilities,Computational Level,Cosmological,Credit Information,Current Memory,Data Center,Design Choices,Directed Networks,Diverse Paths,Double-precision Floating-point,Electronic Components,Energy Efficiency,Exascale Computing,External Memory,Forward Error Correction,GPU Acceleration,Graphics Processing Unit,Hardware Configuration,Hardware Features,Heat Flux,Heat Of Vaporization,Heat Sink,Heat Source,Heat Transfer Enhancement,Heterogeneous Architecture,Heterogeneous Computing,Heterogeneous Process,High Bandwidth,High Packing Density,High Performance,Higher Density,Hop Count,Immersion Cooling,Increase In Power,Indirect Network,
Biography
William C. Brantley is an AMD Fellow at Advanced Micro Devices, where he leads AMD's exascale projects funded by the Department of Energy. His research interests include high-performance computing, system performance, and exascale. Brantley has a PhD in electrical engineering from Carnegie Mellon University. He's a member of the ACM and a life member of IEEE. Contact him at