Whay S. Lee

Whay Lee is a member of the Concurrent VLSI Architecture group at Stanford. and also a PhD candidate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is the communications subsystem architect for the MIT M-Machine Multicomputer, and is responsible for the architectural definition, logic design and implementation of its processor-network interface, integrated network router, and the on-chip switches and arbitrators.

Whay Lee's PhD thesis title is Mechanisms for Efficient, Protected Messaging -- postscript / Abstract. (Portions published in IEEE Computer Special Issue on Design Challenges for High Performance Network Interfaces, November 1998.) He expects to receive his degree in February 1999.

Whay Lee's resume: postscript, PDF, text.

Publications

• Lee, Whay Sing, Dally, William J., Keckler, Stephen W., Carter, Nicholas P., and Chang, Andrew, "Efficient Protected Message Interface in the MIT M-Machine", IEEE Computer Special Issue on Design Challenges for High Performance Network Interfaces , November 1998. pp 69-75. Abstract

• Chang, Andrew, Dally, William J., Keckler, Stephen W., Carter, Nicholas P., and Lee, Whay Sing, "The Effects of Explictly Parallel Mechanisms on the Multi-ALU Processor Cluster Pipeline", 1998 International Conference on Computer Design , Austin, TX, October 1998. pp 474-481. Abstract

• Keckler, Stephen W., Dally, William J., Maskit, Daniel, Carter, Nicholas P., Chang, Andrew, and Lee, Whay Sing, "Exploiting Fine-Grain Thread Level Parallelism on the MIT Multi-ALU Processor" , 25th Annual International Symposium on Computer Architecture, Barcelona, Spain, July 1998. pp 306-317. Abstract

• Keckler, Stephen W., Dally, William J., Chang, Andrew, Carter, Nicholas P., and Lee, Whay Sing, "The MIT Multi-ALU Processor", HotChips IX , Stanford, CA, August 1997. pp 1-7. Abstract

• Fillo, Marco, Keckler, Stephen W., Dally, William J., Carter, Nicholas P., Chang, Andrew,Gurevich, Yevgeny, and Lee, Whay S., "The M-Machine Multicomputer" , Proceedings of the 28th Annual International Symposium on Microarchitecture, Ann Arbor, MI 1995. pp 146-156. Abstract

• Dennison, Larry R. and Lee, Whay S. and Dally, William J., "High-Performance Bidirectional Signalling in VLSI Systems". Proceedings of the 1993 Symposium on Research on Integrated Systems, Seattle WA, January 1993.

Presentation Slides

• Presentation at Sonics Inc., February 9, 1999

• Presentation at Sun Microsystems, March 9, 1999

January 30, 1999.
Whay S. Lee