Presenter

Kazutomo Yoshii is a principal experimental systems specialist at Argonne National Laboratory. He earned an M.S. in computer science from Toyohashi University of Technology, Japan, in 1994. His career began with developing medical imaging analysis software for functional MRI images at Hitachi's research facility in Japan. In 1998, he joined Turbolinux, contributing to the Linux operating system in Japan and Santa Fe, New Mexico. Later, in 2002, he focused on dynamic provisioning systems for cluster systems at Mountain View Data. Since 2004, he has been with Argonne National Laboratory, actively engaged in co-design activities for supercomputers and experimental systems. His recent work involves investigating on-chip processing digital logic for scientific detectors, in collaboration with domain scientists at Argonne. His extensive research interests include power/thermal-aware computing, reconfigurable dataflow computing, edge computing, AI accelerators, and hardware specialization.