May 13, 2008 -- Power.org today announced the full agenda for its Power Architecture Conferences in Munich, Germany, on May 26 to 27 and in Paris, France, on May 29 to 30. Sponsored by AMCC, Cadence Design Systems, e2v, Freescale Semiconductor, IBM, Kontron Modular Computers, Lauterbach, Synopsys, TQ-Components, Virtutech, and VaST Systems, the conference will give engineering managers, system architects and product developers access to the latest Power Architecture product roadmaps and to practical training on the Power Architecture processing platform and new products.

The one and one-half day event features executive presentations, educational tracks, and panel discussions, as well as ample time for networking to strengthen relationships with business leaders and technical experts from within the Power Architecture community. The agenda includes:

Day 1: Executive Sessions and Demonstrations Power of Collaborative Innovation, Ray Bryant, Power.org Chairman of the Board Power Architecture and Market Applications, AMCC Freescale Power Architecture Products and Solutions Overview, Freescale Virtutech Simics, Virtutech SoC Development Using Embedded Processors, Cadence It's All About the Models - Enabling Virtual Platform Mainstream Ecosystem, Synopsys Demonstrations from AMCC, Freescale, IBM, and Virtutech Day 2: Technical Applications and Solutions Presentations, Panels and Demonstrations Implication on Small Form Factor AMC Card Design and Power Architecture Processor Element Requirements, AMCC Trends in NextGen Networks and Implication on Processor Requirements, AMCC Freescale Power Architecture-based Solutions, Freescale Freescale Dual-Core MPC8572 Virus Scanning and Deep Packet Inspection with Qosmos Software and Kaspersky Signatures, Freescale Power.org Software and Multicore Strategy, IBM Simics Accelerator: Breakthrough in Virtualizing Large Power Architecture Systems, Virtutech Debugging Multicore Software Using Virtual Hardware, Virtutech A New Era of Interoperability for Virtual Platforms, Synopsys Demonstrations from AMCC, Cadence Design Systems, e2v, Freescale Semiconductor, IBM, Kontron Modular Computers, Lauterbach, Synopsys, TQ-Components and Virtutech