New system architectures will be required. This talk will discuss the promise of the 3rd Generation, but it will concentrate on the challenges which face the industry. Michael L. McMahan has degrees in electrical engineering from MIT and in computer science from the University of Illinois. He joined TI in 1978 as a systems engineer working on a secure digital radio in TI's defense business. Projects have included application work in support of early generations of TI DSPs, the development of the TI Speech product for the IBM and TI PCs, and Project Watson which developed speaker verification technology for deployment in Sprint's long distance telephone network.
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