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In-Stat/MDR is accepting presentation
proposals for the sixteenth annual Microprocessor Forum,
October 13-16, 2003, Fairmont Hotel, San Jose, California.
Contact:
mdr-forums@reedbusiness.com
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We will consider proposals from companies making announcements of
new high-performance microprocessor technology. Presentations must
include significant technical detail and include new information not
previously disclosed. Microprocessors disclosed in detail for the
first time will be given preference. Areas of interest include processors
for PCs, processors for workstations and servers, embedded processors,
network processors, DSPs, and programmable multimedia processors.
To be considered, proposals must include:
- The name of the chip
- General features of the chip
- Specific features that will be discussed
in detail Whether the chip will be formally announced or disclosed
for the first time at Microprocessor Forum, and if not, what prior
disclosures or announcements are planned
- Other descriptive information about the
presentation
- Company name
- Speaker name (should be the chief architect
or lead designer of the product)
- Speaker title
- Speaker biography
- Address, phone, fax, e-mail address of
speaker
- Abstract title
- PR or MarCom contact (include phone,
fax, and e-mail)
- Your abstract or outline should not exceed
250 words
- Your final presentation should be 15-20
minutes
Your abstract must be submitted electronically
to: mdr-forums@reedbusiness.com
Deadline for proposals
is May 9, 2003. All presentation proposals will be kept
confidential. Proposals may be preceded or accompanied by appropriate
non-disclosure agreements. Microprocessor Forum is the largest,
most important technical conference in the microprocessor industry.
Attendees include professionals from computer and embedded OEMs,
semiconductor firms, and the financial community. Press coverage
of Microprocessor Forum is extensive and worldwide. Press credentials
are issued for journalists from media outlets ranging from the Wall
Street Journal to CNN.
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