MPSOC

04 July 2011 - 08 July 2011

Venue: Hotel Mercure
Location: Beaune, France

MPSOC is a forum bringing together key R&D engineers from the different fields required to design Embedded multiprocessor SoC (MPSoC) and Multicore SoC. The full week format and the quality of both attendees and speakers make MPSOC a unique occasion for executives and senior managers to explore new ideas and refine strategic thinking.

The program brings together key system architects from IP, fabless, semiconductor, system houses and design industry to build a vision of the next step in integrated system design. More than 50 world class R&D speakers will discuss fundamental and strategic issues to master multi-processor and multicore SoC design.

Monday, 4- July 16:00- 17:30 

Understanding what those 250 million transistors are doing? 

By John Goodacre, Director of Program Management.

ARM has continuously developed test silicon for its IP to confirm its operation and characteristic.  However today's challenges are so much greater, with ARM's latest testchip "Elba" consisting of over 250M transistors there are so many different aspects that need to be understood.  In this summary, we'll look at Elba along with some of the design goals and special structures and techniques employed to be able to continue to characterize and understand the operation of today's more complex IP.

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