2. June 13-16, 2011 Bellevue | Washington AMD.com/afds

3. What YOU need to know aboutthe AMD Fusion Developer Summit. The AMD Fusion Developer Summit brings together pioneers in heterogeneous computing, software developers, AMD thought leaders, academics, and technologists from around the world for learning, technology insights, and collaboration opportunities.

4. YOU will Learn & Better UNDERSTAND technology at AFDS. Learn how to tap into the AMD Fusion APU architecture and the latest trends in advanced software development. Attend keynotes led by AMD leaders. AFDS Keynote: Hear Phil Rogers, AMD Corporate Fellow and lead architect for AMD Fusion APU architecture, present “The Programmer’s Guide to the APU Galaxy” – it will about horsepower, performance, and helping you get better access to both AFDS Keynote: Discover AMD’s plans for tomorrow’s cores and their role in AMD Fusion APU architecture when Eric Demers, AMD Corporate Vice President and CTO, Graphics Division, presents “Evolution of AMD's Graphics Core, and Preview of Graphics Core Next.” Expand your knowledge-base in 90+ breakout sessions Participate in hands-on labs Understand technology that’s at the forefront of today’s tech wave. And tomorrow’s. Get insights from AMD senior leaders on AMD Fusion system architecture Hear AMD’s overall vision for APU and heterogenous computing Learn how GPUs will continue to transform the computing marketplace Discover even more about OpenCL™ and Microsoft ® DirectCompute

5. What YOU will LEARN at AFDS. Network with fellow software developers, technology pioneers, academics, industry experts, AMD thought leaders and AFDS Board Members. Networking opportunities include: Welcome Reception Special Off-site Spectacular UnSummit Happy Hour The Experience Zone

6. YOU need to REGISTER now for AFDS. Learn. Understand Technology. Network. Space is limited. Register now at www.amd.com/afds

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