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London Calling: Recore and will.i.am
Peter Clarke
8/30/2012 5:27 AM EDT
Intel's man
Meanwhile William Adams, otherwise known as popular recording artist will.i.am, has been disclosed as a keynote speaker for the International Broadcasting Convention, which takes place Sept. 6 to 11 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
In fact will.i.am is sharing the keynote with Johan Jervoe, director of partner marketing for Intel. As will.i.am works for Intel as director of creative innovation it is really an Intel keynote.
According to the IBC organizers the keynote speakers – on Friday, Sept. 7 – will examine the role of technology in the creative process through stories from their careers. It is intended to show that technology can be a catalyst for positive change.
"Technology allows us to amplify our ideas, amplify our creativity, and find new ways of solving our problems and genuinely start living in those future tomorrows, and that's what I want to share at IBC," said will.i.am, in a statement issued by the IBC.
If that seems like it is a bit close to artsy whimsical content and a long way away from engineering, my memory of IBC is that it was ever thus. But electronic and semiconductor engineering could be found at the exhibition if you looked hard.
And to prove the point the answer to the initial question is that both will.i.am and Recore will be attending IBC.
Related links and articles:
www.ibc.org
www.recoresystems.com
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Reconfigurable multicore startup raises cash, targets TV, radio
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Meanwhile William Adams, otherwise known as popular recording artist will.i.am, has been disclosed as a keynote speaker for the International Broadcasting Convention, which takes place Sept. 6 to 11 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
In fact will.i.am is sharing the keynote with Johan Jervoe, director of partner marketing for Intel. As will.i.am works for Intel as director of creative innovation it is really an Intel keynote.
According to the IBC organizers the keynote speakers – on Friday, Sept. 7 – will examine the role of technology in the creative process through stories from their careers. It is intended to show that technology can be a catalyst for positive change.
"Technology allows us to amplify our ideas, amplify our creativity, and find new ways of solving our problems and genuinely start living in those future tomorrows, and that's what I want to share at IBC," said will.i.am, in a statement issued by the IBC.
If that seems like it is a bit close to artsy whimsical content and a long way away from engineering, my memory of IBC is that it was ever thus. But electronic and semiconductor engineering could be found at the exhibition if you looked hard.
And to prove the point the answer to the initial question is that both will.i.am and Recore will be attending IBC.
Related links and articles:
www.ibc.org
www.recoresystems.com
News articles:
Research project looks to repairing working chips
Reconfigurable multicore startup raises cash, targets TV, radio
Dutch startup launches with reconfigurable core
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Sanjib.Acharya
8/30/2012 1:58 PM EDT
How will Recore's FPGA based MPPBs be priced with respect to the microprocessors/FPGAs having similar capabilities?
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KB3001
9/3/2012 10:28 AM EDT
Or does Recore's offering stand a chance against rad-hardened off-the-shelf components?
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Gerard Rauwerda
9/5/2012 11:03 AM EDT
Recore develops and licenses reconfigurable DSP and NoC IP. Our multi-core designs can be implemented in rad.-hard processes resulting in a rad.-hard off-the-self muli-core DSP device.
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Gerard Rauwerda
9/5/2012 11:01 AM EDT
Recore Systems prototyped the multi-core DSP architecture on an FPGA development board. The FPGA-based prototype is functional and can be used for (space application) benchmarking and verification activities. Our end goal is to implement similar multi-core DSP/NoC architectures in rad.-hard CMOS.
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wilber_xbox
8/31/2012 8:24 AM EDT
WHAT???!!! I though something like will.i.am will rap at Recore in The Netherlands and got me excited.
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KB3001
9/3/2012 10:33 AM EDT
I read an interesting article on will.i.am's entrepreneurial activities on the FT lately (http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/c6df6c06-f16c-11e1-a553-00144feabdc0.html#axzz25PvCcMp6)
Technology companies especially in the United States are increasingly using celebrities and in novel interesting ways...
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