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Monday Keynote
Embedded Market: Challenges and Opportunities
There is a convergence trend in the computing, communication and consumer markets
and with a forecast of an additional 1 billion connected computing
users by 2015, it is of high value to provide a common experience between the
devices. Intel.s vision of Compute Continuum will enable the users
to realize the potential of a seamless cross-device experience with
more consistency and accessibility to their information. The
convergence trend and the Compute Continuum make System-on-Chip (SoC)
a key ingredient for the embedded markets. At Intel Labs, we are focusing on
delivering differentiating technology solutions to enable our business
partners to successfully capture their targeted market segments. We
are working on a variety of research that will enable modular system
architecture and silicon technology breakthroughs for rapid
customization and integration facilitating faster
time-to-market. Intel's vision along with some technology challenges
and possible solutions will be highlighted.
Vida Ilderem, Vice President, Intel Labs, Director, Integrated Platform Research Lab
Vida Ilderem is vice president of Intel Labs and director of the
Integrated Platform Research Lab for Intel Corporation. The research
lab focuses on deep integration on highly integrated platform-on-chip
architectures as well as digital, analog and physical design factors.
Prior to joining Intel, Ilderem served as vice president of Systems
and Technology Research at Motorola's Applied Research and Technology
Center where she led research efforts that focused on delivering
solutions for the next generation of communication and interaction
technologies and integrated systems. She has also held the position of
vice president of Physical & Digital Realization with focus on visual,
computational and physical technologies, and served as director of
RF/IF silicon technologies within Motorola's Semiconductor Products
Sector. Ilderem holds 27 issued patents and has been featured in
numerous publications. She is a recipient of the Motorola's
Distinguished Innovator Award. Ilderem holds bachelor's degrees in
electrical engineering and physics from Fresno State and a master's
degree and doctorate degree in electrical engineering from the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
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