The Tsutomu Kanai Award was established by the IEEE Computer Society in 1997 by an endowment from Hitachi Ltd., and named in honor of Dr. Tsutomu Kanai, who served as Hitachi's president for 30 years. The Kanai Award may be presented annually upon the recommendation of the Kanai Award subcommittee, endorsement of the Awards Committee and approval of the Board of Governors. The Kanai Award recognized major contributions to the state-of-the-art distributed computing systems and their applications. The award consisted of a crystal model, a certificate, and $10,000.
In the evaluation process, the following criteria were considered: seminal nature of the achievements, practical impact, breadth and depth of contributions, and quality of the nomination. Ken Thompson was the first Tsutomu Award winner in 1999 and Beng Chin Ooi was the last, in 2012. The award was discontinued afterwards.
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List of recipients
- 2012 Beng Chin Ooi
- 2011 Ian Foster
- 2009 Kenneth P. Birman
- 2008 Benjamin W. Wah
- 2007 Willy Zwaenepoel
- 2006 Larry Smarr
- 2005 Elisa Bertino
- 2004 Kane Kim
- 2003 James Gosling
- 2002 Stephen S. Yau
- 2001 Alfred Z. Spector
- 2000 C. V. Ramamoorthy
- 1999 Ken Thompson
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