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A Center of Excellence is a formalized, documented relationship between
Global Education and Research, the educational institution, and the
third party. All parties involved in the Center of Excellence will
bring to the partnership a special expertise of strategic importance to
Sun. Typically, the relationship will span anywhere from 1 to 3 years
in length, and will vary according to the nature of the goals and
objectives of the Center and the educational institution.
Read more about Sun's Center of Excellence Program.
Current OpenSPARC Centers of Excellence
- University of California, Santa Cruz
UCSC COE plaque presentation (Click to Enlarge)
On April 12th, Sunil Joshi , Senior Vice President at Sun Microsystems (right) presents
the Sun Center of Excellence plaque to Assistant Professor Jose Renau
of UC Santa Cruz's Department of Computer and Electrical Engineering .
This Center of Excellence establishes a collaborative
partnership between Sun and UCSC faculty who are working with the
OpenSPARC community and promoting OpenSPARC in academia and research.
Read UCSC's Press Release, Sun Microsystems creates OpenSPARC Center of Excellence at UCSC.
- University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
University of Illinois COE plaque presentation, pictured are Illinois Vice
Chancellor for Research Charles Zukoski, Sun representative
David Crockett, CS Professor Josep Torrellas, ECE alumnus
and Sun Executive Vice President for Microelectronics David Yen,
and CS Interim Department Head Michael Heath. (Click to Enlarge)
The University of Illinois has been named an OpenSPARC Center of
Excellence by Sun Microsystems, Inc. The Center represents a
collaboration between the University of Illinois Departments of
Computer Science and Electrical and Computer Engineering and Sun in
support of OpenSPARC, a global community that fosters the creation of
tools and derivative chip designs based on Sun's UltraSPARC T1
processor. Illinois researchers will be advancing the OpenSPARC movement through
research in two primary areas: support for reliable processor hardware,
and compilation for large numbers of threads.
Read more in Illinois' Department of Computer Science Article and in their Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Headline News.
- University of Texas at Austin
- University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
- Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh
- Stanford University
- University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand
- Peking University, China
- RV-VLSI DESIGN CENTER – The VLSI Finishing School
RV-VLSI Finishing School is a Sun Center of excellence conducting
advanced VLSI programs using OPENSPARC for research activity. Our
vision is to significantly reduce the time taken for an engineer to be
productive to the semiconductor industry. The RV Group of Educational
Institutions founded in 1940 oversees RV-VLSI Design Center. Since
inception this group has graduated tens of thousands of students and
its alumni network is spread all over the globe contributing to the
society in all walks of life.
Location: Bangalore, India
Contact: Vijay Rao
Telephone: +91-80-40788574
E-mail:
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http://www.rv-vlsi.com/
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