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The Electronics KTN has identified Embedded Systems as one of our key knowledge transfer themes. The embedded systems community is a very widespread and diverse community, spread throughout the UK in a wide range of different market sectors. Traditionally, this community has not been well represented

We strongly believe that bringing members of this community together to network with each other will strengthen the community, and lead to innovation and growth. Our aim is to provide regular opportunities for members of this community to meet, learn about new technologies and tools and share ideas and best practices.

With these objectives in mind we are developing a full programme of events for the Embedded Software theme, “Silicon Meets Software” .

Silicon Meets Software Event ProgrammeDownload a draft of our Silicon Meets Software event programme. This event programme will be rolled out in our Electronics KTN events calendar in due course.

If you would be interested in presenting at one of these events, if you have a suggestion for a new event or if you would like Electronics KTN to participate in your event please send an email to embedded@electronics-ktn.com with the details of your suggestion

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Addressing the Challenges in Multicore Programming

A workshop to investigate the issues involved in programming multicore devices

Date: 29 April 2009
Venue: Le Meridien Hotel, Picadilly

21 PICCADILLY, LONDON, W1J 0BH, UNITED KINGDOM

  
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP
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