📣 We are delighted to announce the SIGMOD 2026 Industry Track Best Paper Award Winner and Honorable Mention! Congratulations to all the authors below! 👏 👏 💐
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CoddSpeed: Hardware Accelerated Query Processing in Microsoft Fabric

Matteo Interlandi (Microsoft)*; Nicolas Bruno (Microsoft); Brandon Haynes (Microsoft); Carlo Curino (Microsoft); Rathijit Sen (Microsoft); Yinan Li (Microsoft); Kaushik Rajan (Microsoft); Bailu Ding (Microsoft); Lukas Maas (Microsoft); Wei Cui (Microsoft); Kevin Gaffney (Microsoft); Mingsheng Hong (Microsoft); Brian Kroth (Microsoft); Sampath Rajenda (Microsoft); Peng Cheng (Microsoft); Surajit Chaudhuri (Microsoft); Johannes Gehrke (Microsoft); Raghu Ramakrishnan (Microsoft); Lidong Zhou (Microsoft); Momin Al-Ghosien (Microsoft); Craig Peeper (Microsoft); Marius Dumitru (Microsoft); Conor Cunningham (Microsoft); Kevin Bocksrocker (Microsoft); Prasanna Sundar (Microsoft); Ron Boskovic (Microsoft); YongChul Kwon (Microsoft); Marko Zivanovic (Microsoft); Runbin Shi (Microsoft); Krystian Sakowski (Microsoft); Denis Lamtsov (Microsoft); Josep Aguilar Saborit (Microsoft); Krish Srinivasan (Microsoft); Adarsh Kapil (Microsoft); Andrew Putnam (Microsoft); Anudeep Kambapu (Microsoft); Aparna Konduri (Microsoft); Aaron Landy (Microsoft); Aaron Moore (Microsoft); Aaron Pitman (Microsoft); Artem Oks (Microsoft); Ashit Gosalia (Microsoft); Babu Kandimalla (Microsoft); Blake Pelton (Microsoft); Bogdan Crivat (Microsoft); Cesar Galindo-Legaria (Microsoft); Chidamber Kulkarni (Microsoft); Esteban Calvo (Microsoft); Evgeny Babin (Microsoft); Hans Lehnert Marino (Microsoft); Igor Konev (Microsoft); Israel Arroyo (Microsoft); Jesus Camacho Rodriguez (Microsoft); Luis Penaranda (Microsoft); Mandar Datar (Microsoft); Morten Borup Petersen (Microsoft); Nicholas Simmons (Microsoft); Parminder Poonian (Microsoft); Pravija Danda (Microsoft); Rob Rydberg (Microsoft); Ronak Bajaj (Microsoft); Sai Sumanth Kammal Shetty (Microsoft); Sharanya Bhat (Microsoft); Zach Iracheta (Microsoft)

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Industry Track Honorable Mention:
Enzyme: Incremental View Maintenance for Data Engineering
Ritwik Yadav (Databricks, Inc.); Supun Abeysinghe (Databricks, Inc.); Min Yang (Databricks, Inc.); Jeffrey Helt (Databricks, Inc.); Manuel Ung (Databricks, Inc.); Yuhong Chen (Databricks, Inc.); Melody Hu (Databricks, Inc.); William Werts (Databricks, Inc.); Yiming Yang (Databricks, Inc.); Tom van Bussel (Databricks, Inc.); Sourav Chatterji (Databricks, Inc.); Indrajit Roy (Databricks, Inc.); Paul Lappas (Google, Inc.); Yannis Papakonstantinou (Google, Inc.); Tahir Fayyaz (Databricks, Inc.); Bilal Aslam (Databricks, Inc.); Ross Bunker (Databricks, Inc.); Michael Armbrust (Databricks, Inc.); Shrikanth Shankar (Databricks, Inc.)

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Vol:19 No:2 → Terabyte-Scale Analytics in the Blink of an Eye vldb.org/pvldb/vol19/p1…

📢 Deadline extension for DEEM 2025 @SIGMODConf!

Following requests, we're extending the submission deadline to April 1, 5pm Pacific Time. More info at: deem-workshop.github.io

The Data Management for End-to-End Machine Learning workshop (@deem_workshop) will be back at #SIGMOD2025! ✨

🔗 Check out the CfP: deem-workshop.github.io
📝 Submission deadline: March 21
📢 Notifications: April 25

Join us for the 9th edition in Berlin!

#DEEM2025

Vol:17 No:3 → GPU Database Systems Characterization and Optimization vldb.org/pvldb/vol17/p4…

We can't wait for @deem_workshop 2024 to get started @sigmodconf! Join us tomorrow Sunday 9 June from 9am in the Tupungato room!! Check out the full program at: deem-workshop.github.io 🇨🇱

One day left... We have 2 travel awards to provide! 🇨🇱

We're pleased to invite authors of accepted papers to apply for a travel award to attend DEEM @ SIGMOD 2024 in Santiago, Chile!

⏰ Application: 5 June. Notification: 7 June
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We are very grateful to our sponsor @Microsoft for supporting these grants 🙏

The program and list of accepted papers of DEEM'24 are up, check it out at: deem-workshop.github.io! Congrats to all authors & thanks to the PC 👏.

We're also excited to announce the keynote speaker Juliana Freire @jfreirenet 🤩.

Can't wait to see you all in Santiago, June 9th!

👉 Until 15 March to submit to the Data Management for End-to-End Machine Learning workshop @deem_workshop @sigmodconf!

Check out the CfP and excellent PC at: deem-workshop.github.io. We look forward to all new systems, visions, and insights - also from industry! 🚀

We are excited to share that the Data Management for End-to-End Machine Learning workshop (@deem_workshop) will be back at SIGMOD 2024!✨

Check out the fresh CfP for DEEM 2024 at deem-workshop.org. Submission deadline 15 March '24, notifications 20 April '24.

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We are hiring for research interns at the Gray Systems Lab (GSL) in Microsoft to tackle interesting challenges in technologies related to Big Data, cloud, databases, systems-for-ML, ML-for-systems, and interesting applications of LLMs. @GraySystemsLab
jobs.careers.microsoft.com/global/en/job/…

Next week I will be presenting Tensor Query Processor (TQP) at the PyTorch Conference! pytorch2023.sched.com/event/38d3baca… @sched

📢📢 Early bird registration ends today! If you have not yet registered for ACM SoCC'23, do so now!!
Follow this link to register:
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We are now open for poster submissions to SoCC’23.

ACM SoCC provides an excellent opportunity to showcase your work. We hope you will consider submitting your valuable contributions to this awesome venue!

acmsocc.org/2023/posters.h…

Excited to share our insights and experience on building autonomous data services on Azure in the Industry Invited Papers Session! Join us on Wednesday (June 21) at 14:00-15:30 PST for 'Towards Building Autonomous Data Services on Azure.' #mlforsystem #azure #autonomousdatabase

Tutorial / Friday June 23

Optimizing Tensor Computations: From Applications to Compilation and Runtime Techniques. Matthias Boehm, Matteo Interlandi, Chris Jermaine
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Interested!

Florence you can just walk around the city. Get at least 2 or 3 days. Be sure to check the Uffizi and try Fiorentina (typical t-bone steak made with local cows)

How many days? You should be able to move around just with trains (Frecciarossa). Rome you must see at least: San Peter, fori imperiali, Vatican museum (check for the tickets now), colisseum, panteon and altare della patria.