6.1.2 LUNCH-TIME KEYNOTE AND AWARDS (SoC Development Strategies Special Day)
1340
Moderator:
Z Peng, Linkoping U, SE
Awards:
Presentation of the DATE 08 Best Paper Awards:
Track D - RUN-TIME SYSTEM FOR AN EXTENSIBLE EMBEDDED PROCESSOR WITH DYNAMIC INSTRUCTION SET
L Bauer, M Shafique, S Kreutz and J Henkel, Karlsruhe U, DE
Track A - POWER BALANCED GATES INSENSITIVE TO ROUTING CAPACITANCE MISMATCH
K J Kulikowski, V Venkatarama, Z Wang and A Taubin, Boston U, US
Track E - RETARGETABLE CODE OPTIMIZATION FOR PREDICATED EXECUTION
M Hohenauer, R Leupers, G Ascheid and H Meyr, RWTH Aachen U, DE
G Bette, Associated Compiler Experts, NL
B Singh, NXP Semiconductors, NL
Best IP - ANALYSIS AND OPTIMIZATION OF THE RECESSED PROBE LAUNCH FOR HIGH FREQUENCY MEASUREMENTS OF PCB INTERCONNECTS
R Rimolo-Donadio and C Schuster, TU Hamburg-Harburg, DE
X Gu, Y H Kwark and M B Ritter, IBM T J Watson Research Center, US
Presentation of the EDAA Outstanding Dissertation Awards
1400
Organiser:
L Anghel, TIMA Laboratory, FR
Moderator:
Y Zorian, Virage Logic, US
Keynote Speaker:
Pierre Garnier, Vice President, General Manager, EMEA Wireless Terminals Business Unit, Texas Instruments Semiconductor Group, FR
TRENDS AND CHALLENGES IN WIRELESS APPLICATION PROCESSORS
Abstract: The rapid deployment of 3G wireless networks is accelerating the demand for application processors to deliver multimedia-rich wireless services to end-customers. Texas Instruments has pioneered the way with OMAP(tm) technology. Each generation of OMAP application processors has delivered breakthrough performance with ultra-low power consumption. This challenging combination has been achieved by applying state-of-the art power management technologies to application processors manufactured with leading edge silicon technologies. The trend towards more performance will continue to drive innovation.
