mslater@cup.portal.com (Michael Z Slater) (09/27/90)
** M I C R O P R O C E S S O R F O R U M ** F I N A L P R O G R A M **
October 10 and 11, Hyatt Regency Hotel, San Francisco Airport
Sponsored By Microprocessor Report
To register, call (800) 527-0288 or (707) 823-4004
Fax: (707) 823-0504 Email: deena@cup.portal.com
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Day 1: October 10, 1990
8:30 Keynote: The Effect of Free Silicon on Microprocessor Design
Andrew Rappaport, The Technology Research Group
9:10 Session 1: General-Purpose Microprocessors
Moderator: Michael Slater
A High-Performance Superscalar Processor that is Binary-
Compatible with the 386/486
Thampy Thomas, NexGen Microsystems
The First Microprocessor Designed for Notebook Computers
Mike Aymar, Intel
(New microprocessor to be announced)
Charlie Ashton, AMD
The Lightning Superscalar SPARC Implementation
Bruce Lightner, Metaflow Technologies
The Next-Generation 88000-Family Processor
Keith Diefendorff, Motorola
The Clipper C4 Chipset
Howard Sachs, Intergraph
Panel Discussion
Thampy Thomas (Nexgen), Bruce Lightner (Metaflow), Keith
Diefendorff (Motorola), Howard Sachs (Intergraph), Mike
Aymar (Intel), Charlie Ashton (AMD)
12:30 Lunch: The Second Annual Microprocessor Report Awards
Nick Tredennick, Master of Ceremonies
2:00 Session 2: Embedded Microprocessors
Moderator: John Wharton
The 68340 -- A 32-Bit 68000-Family Controller
Brad Cohen, Motorola
Application-Specific Microprocessors
Gideon Intrater, National
The 29050 -- Architecture, Implementation, and Performance
Tim Olson, AMD
i960 Architectural Flexibility
Steven McGeady, Intel
A Next-Generation R3000-Based Embedded Control Processor
Phil Bourekas, IDT
A 68000 Implementation for Embedded Control: The 68EC030
Jim Reinhart, Motorola
The Next Generation of Transputers: Microprocessors for
Multiprocessing
Ian Pearson, Inmos
Panel Discussion
Brad Cohen (Motorola), Gideon Intrater (National), Tim Olson
(AMD), Steven McGeady (Intel), Phil Bourekas (IDT), Jim
Reinhart (Motorola), Ian Pearson (Inmos)
5:30 Reception and Vendor Literature Display
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Day 2: October 11, 1990
8:30 Digital Signal Processors
Moderator: Dennis Allison
The 96002 Media Engine
Michael Collins, Motorola
The TMS320C40 Parallel Processing DSP
Ray Simar Jr., Texas Instruments
AT&T DSP3210: A Low Cost Multimedia Engine for PCs and Workstations
Craig Garen, AT&T
Panel Discussion
Michael Collins (Motorola), Ray Simar Jr. (TI), Craig Garen (AT&T)
10:30 Applications
Moderator: Brian Case
Multifunction Imaging Peripherals
Moshe Doron, National
A RISC-Based X-Windows Terminal
Peter Weyman, Samsung Software America
Standard Building Blocks for Multiprocessor Systems
Benny Maytal, Intel
A Multiprocessor Chip Set for 486 Systems
Dado Banatao, S3
Panel Discussion
Moshe Doron (National), Peter Weyman, (Samsung Software
America), Benny Maytal (Intel), Dado Banatao (S3)
12:20 Lunch: The Zen of Change
Paul Saffo, Institute For The Future
1:50 Multichip Modules
Moderator: Bruce Koball
An Overview of Multichip Module Technologies
Jay Block, Grove & Associates
A High-Performance Multichip SPARC Module
Bruce McWilliams, nCHIP, Inc.
Panel Discussion: The Future of Multichip Modules
Jay Block (Grove & Assoc.), Bruce McWilliams (nCHIP), John
Mick (IDT), Gary Weihe (Raychem), John Reche (Polycon),
Howard Davidson (Sun), Dirk Smits (LSI Logic)
3:30 Architectural Issues for the 1990s
Moderator: Michael Slater
Superscalar and Superpipelined Microprocessors
Mike Johnson, AMD
Dataflow Processors: The Quest for the Right Multiprocessor
Building Block
Gregory Papadopoulos, MIT
Compiler-Directed Parallelism
Monica Lam, Stanford University
Panel: Personal Views on The Next Decade of Microprocessors
David Patterson (UC Berkeley), Gregory Papadopoulos (MIT),
Norm Jouppi (DEC), Monica Lam (Stanford), John Mashey
(MIPS), Mike Johnson (AMD), Patrick Gelsinger (Intel), Keith
Diefendorff (Motorola)
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savel@hoss.unl.edu (Bharat P. Savel) (09/27/90)
In article <34298@cup.portal.com> mslater@cup.portal.com (Michael Z Slater) writes: >** M I C R O P R O C E S S O R F O R U M ** F I N A L P R O G R A M ** ^^^^^^^^^ is this the first time that this forum is put together? if not where can i get the procedings for the previous meetings? also how often does this forum gettogether in a year? -savel