OpenSystems Media (OSM), LLC today announced its upcoming E-cast on Making the Move to Multicore, moderated by Curt Schwaderer, Technology Editor, OpenSystems Media. As market requirements evolve there is a growing need to move to advanced multicore microprocessors. There are many factors to consider when migrating to multicore including OS/RTOS, SMP or AMP modes, tool chains, and debug. Software and hardware engineers, and system architects who are considering moving away from single-core control processors towards new fully integrated System-on-Chips are invited to participate in this webinar.

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