Intel ICA GEO Seminar Tour
Designing for Multi-Core in Embedded

Register NOW for both event locations in this series!
November 9 - Munich, Germany
November 14 - Milan, Italy

QNX Software Systems is pleased to be exhibiting and speaking (more details below) at the Munich location - join QNX at our booth to view the latest Multi-Core technology in action!

QNX distributor Cimtech is participating in the Milan location - visit the Cimtech website for more info.

Intel is driving innovations in multi-core computing architectures through a combination of silicon, architecture, platform and software innovations to enable new levels of performance and energy efficiency. A new seminar series has been designed by Intel to demonstrate the features and benefits of Intel Multi-Core processors and how this technology applies to embedded design.

This seminar tour is focused toward embedded OEM engineers and developers interested in utilizing Multi-Core solutions, or working to understand how performance benefits are implemented. Technical decision makers will hear directly from Intel and Alliance Members regarding the latest innovations in the world of embedded Multi-Core software and hardware focused toward a number of marketing segments such as:

• Medical
• Mil/Aero
• Industrial
• Government
• Security
• Infotainment
• Wireless
• Interactive Client
• Gaming, and more.

Examples and demonstrations how these innovations will affect them in real world situations is a key highlight.

Join QNX at our booth to view the latest Multi-Core technology in action - and don't miss our Multi-Core presentation:

Intel The Importance of Tools in Multi-core Development
Presented by: QNX Software Systems

Semiconductor companies, no longer able to scale performance with clock frequency, are moving towards multi-core architectures. To address this, operating systems must not only be capable of supporting the various multi-processing models, they must also provide a comprehensive set of tools that specifically target the requirements inherent to multi-core development. Understand how to apply the various multi-processing models to your specific project in this one-hour session. Learn how the right tools can facilitate migrating legacy code to multi-core processors, simplify characterizing and debugging in a multi-core environment, and optimize performance.

Register NOW for both event locations in this series!
November 9 - Munich, Germany
November 14 - Milan, Italy