The SC conference series is unique in its combination of a state-of-the-art technical program and premier industry and research exhibition. This year’s exhibition is showcased on 195,000 square feet of exhibit space. Survey results repeatedly point to exhibits as one of the top reasons to attend SC. Here, attendees can see new products and learn about new developments, as well as make contacts with the world’s leading computing experts in industry, academia, and government. This year’s exhibit floor extends beyond its physical boundary to link with constellation sites across the U.S. and the world.

Dona Crawford, Exhibits Chair
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

David Cooper, Exhibits Co-chair
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Research Exhibits

SC2001 offers an exceptional opportunity to learn about the latest research results in high-performance computing and communications. This year’s research exhibits include a larger and more varied collection of universities, labs, and centers than at any previous event. The major research centers will present demonstrations and provide opportunities for in-depth discussions with research staff. In keeping with the Beyond Boundaries theme, the research exhibits include both a European Research Village and an Asian Research Village, providing a focus on international research activities.

Jim Pool, Research Exhibits Coordinator
California Institute of Technology

What Research Exhibitors Should Know—A Summary for the Research Exhibitor

Industry Exhibits

The SC2001 Industry Exhibits complement the technical program and feature industry leaders in high-performance networking and computing and associated software, visualization, tools, storage, applications and services. This exhibition is one you will not want to miss! It begins with an Opening Reception on Monday night and continues through Thursday of SC2001.

Virginia To, Industry Exhibits Coordinator
High Performance Technologies, Inc.

Don Collier, Exhibition Management
DC Expositions, Inc.