It is likely that the relative importance of these technologies will change drastically over the next five to ten years. This panel comprises technology experts in the competing areas of FPGAs, gate arrays, processors and other technologies. They will focus on the technological and economic issues that give one implementation medium an advantage over others and discuss how new technologies and architectural developments may change the competitive balance. They will discuss the past, present and future of the technological forces driving the industry and debate where those forces are likely to take us in the future. Reservations must be made before January 6, 1996.
Parking is free.
The hotel is at this exit, on the ocean side. You can also fly directly to the Monterey Airport, which is served by United, American and other airlines with at least eight flights per day. The Symposium registration fee includes a copy of the symposium proceedings, a reception on Sunday evening, February 11, coffee breaks, lunch on both days, and dinner Monday evening, February 12. Forms will be available at on-site registration. Cancellation must be in writing, and received by Colleen Matteis before January 24,1996.