Robert K. Beachler of Stretch Inc. to Present at this Year's Microprocessor Forum
Sunnyvale, CA - May 21, 2007 - Robert K. Beachler, Vice President of Product Planning for Stretch Inc. will present "A Software Configurable Processor Architecture for Video Security." This presentation will provide technical details of Stretch's second generation software configurable processor architecture and describe how the new architecture has been optimized to meet the performance demands of compute-intensive applications such as broadcast video processing, wireless signal processing, machine vision, and video surveillance.
Max Baron, In-Stat principal analyst and the content editor for this year's Fall Microprocessor Forum, said, "We are pleased to have Stretch presenting one this year's highly anticipated papers. Microprocessor Forum gathers together a sophisticated engineering audience from around the globe and we feel they won't be disappointed this year when we are working with such high caliber companies such as Stretch."
Microprocessor Forum will take place May 22-23, 2007 in San Jose, California at the Doubletree Hotel. Mr. Beachler will be presenting Wednesday, May 23 at 11:45 a.m. in the Gateway Ballroom.
About Stretch
Stretch Inc. is delivering a family of software configurable processors, the first to embed programmable logic within the processor. Using familiar C/C++ programming tools, system developers automatically configure Stretch's off-the-shelf processors to achieve extraordinary performance, easy and rapid development, significant cost savings, and flexibility to address diverse markets and changing application needs. For more information, visit www.stretchinc.com.
About Microprocessor Forum
Microprocessor Forum is configured to both educate engineers and showcase the latest product announcements. Every presentation made at Microprocessor Forum describes challenges encountered by chip designers and outlines the real world solutions that were implemented to overcome those challenges. Every session is developed to address the primary concerns of OEM and SoC designers today. Presentations are solicited and hand picked by In-Stat's analysts to provide marketing-free, quantitative technical information geared toward both educating engineers and showcasing the latest product announcements. In its 19th year, Microprocessor forum delivers on technical content, unprecedented networking and real world solutions to the challenges that face today's design engineers.