Multicore Development and Design Tools Multicore Architectures and Processors System-Level Multicore Implementations Hypervisors and Operating Environments Embedded Graphics and Multimedia

Thank you to all sponsors, presenters, and attendees of the 4th annual Multicore Expo.

We had a GREAT event. The presentations are now available for download. The proceedings contain all the presentations from the Multicore Expo 2009 event - over 1200 pages of materials. Download Proceedings...

Stay tuned for more information regarding the 5th annual Multicore Expo, scheduled for May 18-21, 2010.

Why you need to attend the 4th Annual Multicore Expo:

	Explore Effective Multicore Development and Design Tools Learn how to apply hardware and software tools, whether starting from scratch or attempting to migrate decades' worth of legacy applications to multicore technology
	Unleash Tremendous Gains in Multicore Architectures and Processors Hear how challenges such as interconnects, memory hierarchies, and power management are overcome in the design of multicore processors.
	Immerse Yourself in System-Level Multicore Implementations Delve into examples of the clever ways in which multicore technology is used in real systems.
	Discover Practical Details of Hypervisors and Operating Environments Discern how to effectively implement virtualization technology into multicore platforms.
	Envision Eye-Opening Capabilities of Embedded Graphics and Multimedia See how these essential drivers of multicore technology are used in mobile phones, navigation systems, in-car multimedia electronics, Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs), UltraMobile PCs (UMPC), HDTV, and set top boxes.

Three-day conference program includes inspirational keynotes and more than 50 in-depth technical presentations and case studies covering a wide range of multicore-related topics:

Attend thought-provoking panel discussions covering some of the hottest topics in multicore:

	Enabling Visual Computing and Next Generation Multicore Mobile Devices, moderated by Neil Trevett, vice president mobile content, NVIDIA and president of Khronos Group.
	ManyCore or Programmable Accelerators? What Will Win the Mobile Media MPSoC War?, moderated by Will Strauss, president of Forward Concepts
	Trends in Multicore Processor Design and Application Optimization, moderated by Linley Gwennap of the Linley Group.
	Clock & Power Domain Control/Management Challenges in a Multicore World: The Interconnect Dilemma, moderated by Ron Wilson, Executive Editor of EDN Magazine.

March 16 Activities:

	Special training sessions and open working group meetings by the Multicore Association
	Khronos Group developer's tutorial covering OpenCL and the APIs supporting the ecosystem of mobile graphics and media.

View the complete Agenda.

The following poster sessions will be available for viewing throughout the Multicore Expo:

	Hardware Design, Synthesis, and Verification of a Multicore Communication API Authors: Ben Meakin and Ganesh Gopalakrishnan; University of Utah School of Computing
	Effective Task Mapping and Scheduling for Heterogeneous MPSoC Architectures Authors : Dongsun Moon, Sunghoon Shin and Hyunchul Shin
	YAP: Your Advanced Processor Author: Jonah Probell