Multicore Devcon 2014 - Santa Clara, CA

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Multicore Devcon 2014 - Santa Clara, CA

Time: May 7, 2014 to May 8, 2014
Location: Santa Clara
City/Town: SANTA CLARA
Website or Map: http://marketing.eproductaler…
Phone: cbright@extensionmedia.com
Event Type: conference
Organized By: Clare Bright - Multicore Devcon
Latest Activity: Dec 11, 2013

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Call for Presentations -- Important Deadlines
  • Submission of titles and abstracts — January 24, 2014

  • Notification of acceptance — February 14, 2014

Submit a proposal


Presentations at the two-day Multicore Developers Conference will provide a thorough approach to designing and programming embedded multicore solutions. The Multicore DevCon will consist of executive and technical tracks covering various aspects of applying multicore technologies. Areas of coverage include, but are not limited to:

Multicore Use in Application Specific Topics
  • Android
  • Automotive
  • Embedded the Internet of Things
  • Networking, Base Stations, and Femtocells
  • Mil/aero
  • Real-time and safety
  • Security
  • Imaging and/or vision
Business Topics
  • Predictions on multicore and manycore trends
  • The value of adopting industry standards
Evolutionary Topics
  • Manycore
  • Microserver appliances
  • OpenCL, GPGPU, parallel processing
  • Futuristic development and optimization tools, etc
Ghy the industry needs the Multicore Developers Conference

Multicore and multiprocessing technologies have become synonymous with the embedded industry – with the majority of high-performance applications containing one or more multicore devices. Throughout the past decade, many silicon manufacturers, tool vendors, and operating system/middleware suppliers have created many products to support the development and integration of multicore devices. But nothing in this industry stands still, and devices (and the applications that contain them) become more capable and complex, requiring newer tools and more creative support mechanisms. The MULTICORE DEVELOPERS CONFERENCE is geared to help system and chip designers understand and tackle the challenges of multicore implementations by bringing together the industry’s top experts in this rapidly growing field.

Think About the Following to Increase your Chances of Being Accepted
  • Provide topics that stress processes and methodologies rather than products
  • Deliver technically challenging presentations that provide a better understanding of multicore processes and technologies
  • Engineering managers willing to share their experiences about managing embedded projects

Submit a proposal. All submissions must be original, not publishContact Clair Bright for more information.

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