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Monday, May 16, 2005 Multicore Processors for Computing & Networking by Kevin Krewell & Jim McGregor…Monterey/Carmel Room Thursday, May 19, 2005 High Performance SoC for Low Power Applications by Max Baron…Monterey/Carmel Room Seminar Schedule 7:30 Registration & continental breakfast 8:30 Seminar begins 10:00 Morning break (20 minutes) 12:00 Lunch (60 minutes) 2:40 Afternoon break (20 minutes) 4:30 Seminar ends Q & A follows
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Tue, May 17, 2005 8:00 Welcome and Intro 8:05 Keynote: Walden C. Rhines, Chairman & CEO, Mentor Graphics 8:50 Session 1: High-Performance Licensable IP Processor Cores 9:55 Break Session 1 continues Q & A Panel 12:00 Lunch 1:00 Session 2: High Performance Embedded Processors Session Q & A 3:00 Break 3:20 Session 3: Cool Processing Technologies 5:35 Adjourn to Expo	Wed, May 18, 2005 8:00 Welcome 8:05 Session 4: Advances in DSP Engines 10:15 Break Session 4 continues 11:25 Special Presentation: Jim Kahle, IBM Fellow, IBM 12:10 Lunch 1:10 Track 1: Processing Engines for Video Applications Q & A Panel 3:05 Break 1:10 Track 2: Audio Extensions for Licensable Processor Cores Q & A Panel 3:25 Soul of the New Benchmark 5:00 Adjourn

For 18 years, our forums have been the leading international events for announcing new microprocessors and related technologies. In-Stat's Spring Processor Forum (formerly Embedded Processor Forum) and Fall Processor Forum (formerly Microprocessor Forum) are held annually in San Jose, California, attracting attendees and speakers from all over the world. Last year, In-Stat successfully launched Processor Forum Taiwan to reach more people in the fast-growing Asia-Pacific markets. All our forums are organized and moderated by the experienced analysts at Microprocessor Report, the leading newsletter for microprocessor technology.

Each forum has new announcements and technical disclosures about processors for desktop PCs, mobile PCs, servers, and embedded systems. Presentations are aimed at a technical audience and typically cover low-power technology, high-performance technology, network processors, extreme processors (radical designs), DSPs, DSP extensions, licensable processor cores, architectural extensions, reconfigurable/configurable processors, multicore architectures, and related topics. No other conference is so focused on the technology of microprocessors, and no other conference has the history and experience of our forums. The typical attendee is an engineer or engineering manager involved in a design project.