March 2015

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27MAR 2015
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27.03.2015 InvasIC-Seminar “Building, programming, and validating low-power heterogeneous multi-core image processors”
Dr. Menno Lindwer (Intel Corporation, Eindhoven, The Netherlands) gave the guest lecture “Building, programming, and validating low-power heterogeneous multi-core image processors” in context with the InvasIC seminar series. Abstrakt Imaging is the criterion of choice for mobile application processors (but also in automotive, print/imaging, digital cameras, and in-home security). Market data shows that buying decisions […]Dr. Menno Lindwer (Intel Corporation, Eindhoven, The Netherlands) gave the guest lecture “Building, programming, and validating low-power heterogeneous multi-core image processors” in context with the InvasIC seminar series. Abstrakt Imaging is the criterion of choice for mobile application processors (but also in automotive, print/imaging, digital cameras, and in-home security). Market data shows that buying decisions […]
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27MAR 2015
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27.03.2015: InvasIC-Seminar “Multi- and Many-Core Architectures – A Trip over a Bumpy Road”
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jörg Nolte (BTU Cottbus–Senftenberg) will give the guest lecture “Multi- and Many-Core Architectures – A Trip over a Bumpy Road” in context with the InvasIC seminar series.en. Abstrakt General purpose CPUs with dozens of computing cores are currently reaching the market. Some researchers even expect chips with thousands of computing cores to be […]
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26MAR 2015
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26.03.2015: InvasIC-Seminar “Predictability for Uni- and Multi-Core Real-Time/Cyber-Physical Systems”
Prof. Frank Mueller (North Carolina State University) will give the guest lecture “Predictability for Uni- and Multi-Core Real-Time/Cyber-Physical Systems” in context with the InvasIC seminar series. Abstrakt This talk highlights challenges and contributions in worst-case execution time analysis for real-time system considering architectural changes over time and discusses future trends and open research problemProf. Frank Mueller (North Carolina State University) will give the guest lecture “Predictability for Uni- and Multi-Core Real-Time/Cyber-Physical Systems” in context with the InvasIC seminar series. Abstrakt This talk highlights challenges and contributions in worst-case execution time analysis for real-time system considering architectural changes over time and discusses future trends and open research problem
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18MAR 2015
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18.03.2015: Invited Talk “Invasives Rechnen”
Prof. Jürgen Teich was invited to talk about “Invasive Computing” at the Multikonferenz Software Engineering & Management 2015 in Dresden during the special Track “Software Engineering in der DFG”.
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