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   OFA Workshop 2024

   Call for Sessions Now Open

   April 22-23, 2024

   AT&T Hotel and Conference Center at UT Austin

   Austin, Texas

   The [1]OpenFabrics Alliance (OFA) has published a Call for Sessions for
   its annual OFA Workshop taking place in Austin, Texas, April 22-23,
   2024. The Annual OFA Workshop is a premier means of fostering
   collaboration among those who develop fabrics, deploy fabrics, and
   create applications that rely on fabrics. It is the only event of its
   kind where fabric developers and users can discuss emerging fabric
   technologies, collaborate on future industry requirements, and address
   problems that exist today. For more information about the OFA Workshop,
   visit the [2]Workshop website.

   The OFA Workshop 2024 is coming up fast, taking place in Austin, Texas
   on April 22-23, 2024. We encourage attendees to confirm their travel
   arrangements as soon as possible. Registration will open soon.

   The OFA Workshop 2024 will focus on the following overarching themes
   that cover advanced network technology, innovative networking
   approaches, and the open community:

     * Network Protocols and Technology
     * L2-L4 Protocols
     * Congestion Control
     * Virtual Subnet Management
     * High-Performance Software
     * RDMA subsystem (kernel/userspace)
     * Kernel/OS-bypass communication
     * Zero-copy techniques
     * Low-level networking APIs
     * New Language Bindings
     * MPI, PGAS, other HPC programming models
     * Other ULPs
     * Hardware Acceleration and In-network Compute
     * GPU, FPGA, Other accelerators
     * Switch-based compute and RDMA
     * P2P communication
     * Compute APIs pertaining to networking
     * Broader Ecosystem, Community, and Standards
     * SNIA
     * Ultra Ethernet Consortium
     * DMTF
     * PCIe
     * CXL
     * FSDP
     * NVMe
     * State-of-Practice
     * Cloud provider
     * Hyperscaler
     * Academia
     * Research lab
     * Composable Infrastructure
     * RDMA with CXL
     * CXL Switching
     * CXL memory technologies
     * Other composable technologies
     * AI and ML
     * Machine Learning framework optimizations
     * Collective communication
     * Impact of data/model parallelism techniques on networking
     * Other Topics

   The OFA Workshop 2024 [3]Call for Sessions encourages industry experts
   and thought leaders to help shape this yearâs discussions by presenting
   or leading discussions on critical high-performance networking issues.
   Session proposals are being solicited in any area related to high
   performance networks and networking software, with a special emphasis
   on the topics for this yearâs Workshop. In keeping with the Workshopâs
   emphasis on collaboration, proposals for Birds of a Feather sessions
   and panels are particularly encouraged.

   To submit a speaking proposal, visit
   [4]https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=ofaws2024.

   Proposals must be received by March 14, 2024, 5:00 PM PST. The
   Technical Program Committee (TPC) will respond to proposals by April 1,
   2024.

   We strongly encourage submitters to provide as much advanced
   presentation material and/or background information as possible in
   their proposals to help with the TPCâs evaluations. There will be a
   separate, camera-ready submission deadline for presentations closer to
   the workshop, to give authors an opportunity to revise their submission
   with additional content or results as necessary.

   We invite you to forward this email to peers and colleagues who may be
   interested in contributing their expertise to the workshop, as well.

   Please contact [5]press at openfabrics.org with questions related to the
   Call for Sessions.

   More information about the OFA Workshop 2024 taking place in Austin,
   Texas, April 22-23, 2024, will be announced soon.

   Thank you,

   OFA Press Team
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