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Revision as of 14:27, 6 September 2022
This goal of this workshop is to provide a forum to discuss the impact of stream computing on the entire computing stack, from applications to architectures. Stream programming and streaming systems are gaining increasing attention because they ease the burden associated with the design and implementation of complex, large-scale, and scalable applications that run on parallel and distributed computing platforms. Streaming systems in various domains may appear to address the many challenges of delivering high-performance in contrasting ways, but in reality there are many similarities in philosophy, engineering, and implementation. This workshop aims to highlight the commonalities and contrast the differences in the context of stream computing on Web and Enterprise platforms, and stream computing on Multicores. The workshop is a half day session and will feature invited talks from leading researchers in the field, as well as presentations selected from the submissions.
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