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

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.

2008 Sponsors and Supporters

Ambric - ARC - Arteris - ARM - Cavium Networks - Cilk Arts - Codeplay - CoWare - Critical Blue
DAFCA - EEMBC - ElementCXI - ENEA - eSOL - Freescale - Green Hills Software. Inc. - IMEC
Imperas - Intel - IntellaSys - LynuxWorks - MIPS - Multicore Association - National Instruments
Nest Group - OCP-IP - Parallogic - Plurality - Polycore Software - QNX Software Systems - RapidMind
Renesas - Sonics - Sun - Synopsys - Target Compiler Technologies - Tensilica - Texas Instruments
Tilera - Toshiba - TRANGO Systems - VDC - VirtualLogix - Virtutech - Warthman - Wind River - Zeligsoft

Quotes from a few of the conference's previous attendees