To characterise the exhibition of DATE 2010 with one word, it would be ‘innovation’. The exhibition floor will be full of vendors showcasing their new products, collaborative projects disclosing their work to the public and universities demonstrating their latest research results. Also DATE’s exhibition features new ideas such as ‘what the users need’ sessions and the European EDA Village.
 

A full technical programme for DATE 2010, the major global event in Europe which is set to shape the future of the worldwide electronics industry, is now available at: www.date-conference.com

The conference will take place at the ICC in Dresden, Germany from 8-12 March 2010. Dresden, is well-known for its Elbe Valley and its numerous monuments from the 16th to 20th centuries and is the home of Silicon Saxony, Europe’s largest network in the semiconductor, electronics, and microsystems industry.

Automotive and Foundry Industries are Highlighted in the Exhibition Program

DATE 2010 announces the cornerstones of the Exhibition Program including many innovative offerings. The Exhibition Theatre will serve as the central meeting point for all DATE attendees and present Hot Topic sessions on Embedded Software, Autosar and Automotive Software Design, as well as panel discussions on IP block assembly, Heterogeneous Multi-Core Debug and Embedded Software Testing.

DATE 2010 proves to be very well positioned in the worldwide electronics industry.  While many conferences currently suffer from travel restrictions in many companies and face severe problems in attracting attendees, the total number of submissions for DATE 2010 reached an all-time high of more than 980 submissions.

‘This shows the worldwide leadership of DATE as a technical conference and exhibition.  It is a clear sign that DATE 2010 in Dresden will be the place where all experts will meet and shape the future of our industry.  Nobody can afford to miss this event.’, said DATE’s General Chair Professor Giovanni De Micheli.

Cool Electronics at DATE 2010 in Dresden

DATE09 was a great success, and just as full proceedings have become available online, plans are now afoot for DATE 2010 which will feature some special events on nano and cool electronics.

DATE 2010 will take place in the Dresden Congress Center, Germany, from 08-12 March, 2010. Prof. Giovanni De Micheli, EPFL Lausanne, Switzerland, was appointed General Chair of DATE 2010.

'As the centre of a leading nanoelectronics cluster in Europe, Dresden is the perfect place for hosting DATE 2010,’ said Professor Giovanni De Micheli. 'The ultra-modern conference centre and the close-by historical centre of this beautiful town with lots of cultural highlights make it an attractive location for a worldwide leading event like DATE. I am happy and proud to announce that the Executive Committee and the complete Technical Program Committee are already nominated and the work on the program has already begun.'