Power.org, the open organization that develops and promotes Power Architecture technology, will host Power Architecture Conferences in Munich, Germany, on May 26–27 and in Paris, France, on May 29–30. The organization also shared plans to host additional conferences in China, Japan and Taiwan in October.
"Power.org's members have reported strong interest in Power Architecture technology in Europe and Asia, so we're taking our conference program to these regions to raise people's understanding of the technology platform and to hopefully expand our market footprint," said Power.org Marketing Committee Chair Fawzi Behmann. "Europe and Asia are important to the continued growth of our technology platform, which has really accelerated in the past couple of years."
A recent report by IDC showed that the Power Architecture processing platform is growing significantly faster than comparable embedded processor architectures and is positioned to continue its explosive growth well into the future.
"We expect our conferences to accelerate Power Architecture technology adoption and to create a rallying point for the large user base we've already developed in Europe and Asia," said Mike Paczan, co-chair of Power.org's Technical Committee."These conferences are designed to bring the latest Power Architecture expertise, technology and training to design teams around the world as they race to develop next-generation systems."
At each of the five conferences, engineering managers, system architects and product developers will gain practical information on the Power Architecture processing platform that can be applied immediately to next-generation product designs. Attendees will gain access to the latest Power Architecture product roadmaps, learn about standards and technology updates, and benefit from in-depth training on Power Architecture products. The conferences also present unique opportunities for attendees to meet or strengthen relationships with other business leaders and technical experts from within the Power Architecture community.
These free events, sponsored in part by AMCC, Freescale, IBM and Virtutech, will take place over one and one-half days. The first half-day features executive presentations and networking, and the second full day offers a choice of educational tracks on Power Architecture products and technology standards. All attendees can attend panel discussions about virtualization, multicore programming and other important issues facing the Power Architecture technology platform. For more details, visit www.power.org.
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