In-Stat Announces Agenda for Microprocessor Forum 2007

This year’s Microprocessor Forum agenda will showcase a mix of large and small companies presenting new processors in sessions that reflect the changes in our industry. The event will begin with a Monday seminar, a tutorial conference presented by experts from different companies. The day-long seminar will provide a selection of topics in power-efficient video and multicore chip design, system software, and software development tools. A few papers will provide refresher information in support of conference presentations addressing topics such as process technology, multicore architecture, and high-reliability computing.

March 19th, 2007

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.–In-Stat announces this year’s program for Microprocessor Forum 2007. This year’s Microprocessor Forum agenda will showcase a mix of large and small companies presenting new processors in sessions that reflect the changes in our industry. The event will begin with a Monday seminar, a tutorial conference presented by experts from different companies. The day-long seminar will provide a selection of topics in power-efficient video and multicore chip design, system software, and software development tools. A few papers will provide refresher information in support of conference presentations addressing topics such as process technology, multicore architecture, and high-reliability computing.

This year’s conference sessions and keynote presenters include:

Keynote Speaker: Mark T. Bohr, Intel Senior Fellow, Technology and Manufacturing Group Director, Process Architecture and Integration, Intel Corporation – Mr. Bohr’s keynote will open the conference and will be focused on Intel’s recent announcement of High-k technology and the beneficial impact it will have on the future of the semiconductor industry.

Session One: Advances in Computer Technology

Session Chair: Mark T. Bohr, Intel Senior Fellow, Technology and Manufacturing Group Director, Process Architecture and Integration, Intel Corporation

Presenting companies: Intel

Session Two: Power Reduction Technologies

Session Chair: Jim McGregor, Research Director, In-Stat

Presenting companies: AMD and MEARS Technologies

Panel: Trends in General Purpose Processors

Moderated by: Jim McGregor, Research Director, In-Stat

Session Three: Processors on the Move

Session Chair: Max Baron, Principal Analyst, Microprocessor Report, In-Stat

Presenting companies: Freescale, MIRA, Parimics and Renesas

Session Three Keynote Speaker: Mr. Hideaki Ishihara, Senior Manager of IP R & D Center, IC Engineering Department 1, DENSO – Mr. Ishihara’s keynote introducing “Processors on the Move” will present status and future requirements of processors that will support new automotive functions. Denso, is Toyota’s first tier supplier of automotive electronics.

Wednesday, May 23, 2007

Keynote Speaker: Mr. Eisuke Miki, President and CEO, DoCoMo Communications Laboratories USA, Inc. – NTT DoCoMo’s keynote will open the second conference day to inform attendees on the status of Super

3G and 4G cellular phone technologies, and the tests and experiments carried out to date. The service providers’ requirements of functions that must be provided by cell phone processors during the next few years will also be addressed. The migration toward 4G providing up to 1.0 Gb/s data communications will affect all computers, not just cell phones.

Session Four: Video and Graphics Multicore Architectures

Session Chair: Max Baron, Principal Analyst, Microprocessor Report, In-Stat

Presenting companies: IPFlex Inc., NVIDIA, SPI and Stretch

Session Five: Embedded Processors and Cores

Session Chair: Tom Halfhill, Senior Editor, Microprocessor Report, In-Stat

Presenting companies: AMCC, ARM, MIPS and Qualcomm

Session Six: Application-Specific Platforms

Session Chair: Max Baron, Principal Analyst, Microprocessor Report, In-Stat

Presenting companies: ARC International, ARM, Qualcomm and Tensilica

You won’t want to be left behind so register now by going to www.in-stat.com/mpf/07/register.htm or by calling 480.483.4441.

To get detailed information on all the new technology announcements, seminars, and keynote speakers planned for Microprocessor Forum 2007, please visit us on the Web at www.in-stat.com/mpf/07/index.htm.

About In-Stat

In-Stat (www.in-stat.com) offers a broad range of information resources and analytical assets to technology vendors, service providers, technology professionals, and market specialists worldwide. The company stands alone in its ability to integrate both supply-side and demand-side research methodologies into a single comprehensive view of technology markets and products. This capability relies on a unique ability to cover the entire value chain from engineering-level technology, through equipment, infrastructure, services and end-users.

In-Stat is a unit of Reed Business Information, a leading provider of critical information and marketing solutions to business professionals and a member of the Reed Elsevier plc group.

Contact:

In-Stat

Max Baron, 408-345-1611

mbaron@reedbusiness.com

Kim Fanciullo, 480-609-4505

kfanciullo@reedbusiness.com

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