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| THURSDAY, June 16, 2005, 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM | Room: 210CD | ||
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TOPIC AREA: POWER (methods) | ||
| SESSION 37 | |||
| PANEL: Should Our Power Approach Be Current? | |||
| Chair: Tim Fox - Deutsche Bank, Baltimore, MD | |||
| Organizers: Lou Covey, Susan Lippincott Mack | |||
| The metric for success has changed from performance and area to power consumption in nanometer SoC designs, especially in the huge market for handheld/wireless consumer electronics. Although "power" is often the stated concern, current is the real issue. Leaders from across the silicon design chain discuss how they cope with leakage current today and their vision to address the problem in order for the electronics industry to successfully move below 90 nm. | |||
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PANEL: Should Our Power Approach be Current? |
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| Speaker(s): | David Heacock - Texas Instruments, Inc., Dallas, TX Vess Johnson - Nascentric, Inc., Austin, TX Andrew Yang - Apache Design Solutions, Inc., Mountian View, CA Ed Huijbregts - Magma Design Automation, Inc., Eindhoven, Netherlands Paul Zuchowski - IBM Corp., Essex Junction, NJ Avner Kornfeld - Intel Corp., Hillsboro, OR | ||
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