VCEW in the Past

Vail Computer Elements Workshop

VCEW in the Past

Vail, Colorado

Program	Keynote	Theme	Photo
2024	Scott Tibbetts		Photo
2023	Josh Benaloh, Microsoft		Photo missing
2022	Ivan Sutherland		Photo missing
2021	Robert Hormuth, AMD		Virtual Attendees Physical Attendees
2020	Whitfield Diffey		Photo
2019	Iann M. Barron		Photo
2018	Stephanie Rosenbaum		Photo
2017	Andrew Herbert		Photo
2016	John Kelsey, NIST		Photo
2015	Jon Callas	The Evolving Data Center	Photo
2014	Robin Hanson	Possible Futures
2013	Joel Primack	Novel Computer Elements	Photo
2012	Jim Hughes	New Dimensions	Photo
2011	Dr Anita Jones	Expanding Frontiers
2010	Dave Hitz	New Horizons	Photo
2009	John Polhemus & Ron Bell	The Next 40 Years	Photo
2008	Guy Steele	What's New?	Photo
2007	John Wawrzynek	2010 and Beyond	Photo
2006	Keynote unknown	New Horizons
2005	Peter Hsu	Future Visions
2004	Dr. William Glenn	Future Visions
2003	Valerie McNevim	Expanding Horizons
2002	Intel & AMD on 64 bits	Design Challenges
2001	Rich Gold, William Pulleyblank, and Ted Selker
2000	Bob Guernsey
1999	Dr. Richard Wirt	When does it get difficult to design chips?
1998	Dr Rick Baum, The Next Decade of Moore’s Law
1997	Mike Johnson	Technology Moves Too Fast to Worry About Themes!
1996	Michael Slater	Back to the Future

Mesa, Arizona

Program	Keynote	Theme
2003	Al Alcorn	Crossing the Chasm
2002	Cancelled
2001	Mark Dean	New Frontiers in Computing
2000	Stephen L. Smith	Low Power Design Issues
1999	Dr Richard Wirt	When Does It Get Difficult to Design Chips?
1998	Tak Ning, Dick Bartelink	Smaller, Faster, How Much Longer?
1997	Phil Hester	The Next Wave of Computing

Portofino, Italy

Program	Keynote	Theme	Photo
1997	Alberto Sangiovanni Vincentelli	The Changing European Electronic Landscape

The Vail Computer Elements Workshop is sponsored by VCEW in cooperation with Usenix