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Peter Alfke
Guest
That is the title of my keynote address at the FPGA Developers' Forum,
Oct 21/22, in London. If you can make the place and the date, it would
be nice to meet you there.
Below is the official invitation (not in my words, witness the English spelling!).
Peter Alfke
"This is your chance to meet some of the world's top field-programmable
gate
array (FPGA) developers at one of Europe's leading FPGA events, taking
place in
London on the 21st and 22nd of October 2003. This event is supported by
Mentor Graphics and Xilinx.
The IEE has assembled a world class series of speakers from
organisations
including Xilinx, Celoxica, QinetiQ, NASA, Semico Research and
Mentor Graphics to address today's most pressing issues in FPGA
specification,
applications, design and development.
Day one features world-leading experts sharing their experience in
implementing complex systems using FPGA technologies and will address
areas
such as technology, tools, hardware and software developments.
Day two has leading researchers sharing their experiences of using FPGAs
in a range of areas including nanotechnology, software radio, aerospace
and
image processing."
For information on how to register, and full programme details,
please visit: http://conferences.iee.org/fpga/
Oct 21/22, in London. If you can make the place and the date, it would
be nice to meet you there.
Below is the official invitation (not in my words, witness the English spelling!).
Peter Alfke
"This is your chance to meet some of the world's top field-programmable
gate
array (FPGA) developers at one of Europe's leading FPGA events, taking
place in
London on the 21st and 22nd of October 2003. This event is supported by
Mentor Graphics and Xilinx.
The IEE has assembled a world class series of speakers from
organisations
including Xilinx, Celoxica, QinetiQ, NASA, Semico Research and
Mentor Graphics to address today's most pressing issues in FPGA
specification,
applications, design and development.
Day one features world-leading experts sharing their experience in
implementing complex systems using FPGA technologies and will address
areas
such as technology, tools, hardware and software developments.
Day two has leading researchers sharing their experiences of using FPGAs
in a range of areas including nanotechnology, software radio, aerospace
and
image processing."
For information on how to register, and full programme details,
please visit: http://conferences.iee.org/fpga/