Vail Computer Elements Workshop

Vail Mountain

VCEW in the Past

Vail, Colorado

ProgramKeynoteThemeGroup Photo
2025George Ka'iliwai III 2025 Group
2024Scott Tibbetts 2024 Group
2023Josh Benaloh, Microsoft
2022Ivan Sutherland 2022 Group
2021Robert Hormuth, AMD Virtual Attendees
Physical Attendees
2020Whitfield Diffey 2020 Group
2019Iann M. Barron 2019 Group
2018Stephanie Rosenbaum 2018 Group
2017Andrew Herbert 2017 Group
2016John Kelsey, NIST 2016 Group
2015Jon CallasThe Evolving Data Center 2015 Group
2014Robin HansonPossible Futures
2013Joel PrimackNovel Computer Elements 2013 Group
2012Jim HughesNew Dimensions 2012 Group
2011Dr Anita JonesExpanding Frontiers
2010Dave HitzNew Horizons 2010 Group
2009John Polhemus & Ron BellThe Next 40 Years 2009 Group
2008Guy SteeleWhat's New? 2008 Group
2007John Wawrzynek2010 and Beyond 2007 Group
2006Keynote unknownNew Horizons
2005Peter HsuFuture Visions
2004Dr. William GlennFuture Visions
2003Valerie McNevimExpanding Horizons
2002Intel & AMD on 64 bitsDesign Challenges
2001Rich Gold, William Pulleyblank, and Ted Selker
2000Bob Guernsey
1999Dr. Richard WirtWhen does it get difficult to design chips?
1998Dr Rick Baum, The Next Decade of Moore’s Law
1997Mike JohnsonTechnology Moves Too Fast to Worry About Themes!
1996Michael SlaterBack to the Future

Mesa, Arizona

ProgramKeynoteThemeGroup Photo
2003Al AlcornCrossing the Chasm
2002Cancelled
2001Mark DeanNew Frontiers in Computing
2000Stephen L. SmithLow Power Design Issues
1999Dr Richard WirtWhen Does It Get Difficult to Design Chips?
1998Tak Ning, Dick BartelinkSmaller, Faster, How Much Longer?
1997Phil HesterThe Next Wave of Computing

Portofino, Italy

ProgramKeynoteThemeGroup Photo
1997Alberto Sangiovanni VincentelliThe Changing European Electronic Landscape

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