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| Seminars
Day One Monday, May 17th, 2004 |
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Seminar One
Microprocessors for Professionals
Presented by: Tom Halfhill, Senior Analyst, In-Stat/MDR
Microprocessors for Professionals is for those
who need a plain-talk crash course on microprocessor technology. A deeper
knowledge of microprocessors is vital for anyone who needs to evaluate
technology, perform competitive analysis, communicate with clients, and
understand the latest developments. This introductory seminar is ideal
for intelligent professionals who need a solid grasp of microprocessor
technology to excel in their careers.
Seminar Two
Best Processors For Low Power
Applications
Presented by Max Baron, Principal Analysts,
In-Stat/MDR
This seminar will explain how systems-on-chip vendors use architecture, microarchitecture, software, and power management to compete for the mobile markets with the best combination of power consumption, application requirements, level of integration, cost, and other factors.
Following a brief tutorial including the latest strategies used in design for low power, and the trends envisioned for 90 nm processes and below, the seminar will analyze and compare more than 25 DSP, microprocessor and SoC offerings aimed at cellular telephones, digital cameras, PDAs and other power-aware systems.
Seminars Day
Two
Thursday, May 20th, 2004
Seminar Three
Choosing the Best High-Performance Embedded Microprocessor
Presented by: Jim Turley, Editor-in-Chief, Embedded
Systems Programming, Silicon Insider
Selecting a microprocessor for a new embedded system design gets more difficult every year. Noted independent expert Jim Turley will explain how to choose from among the dozens of high-performance embedded processors on the market today based on factors such as application requirements, processor performance, features, and cost.
