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- FlexTiles aims to address the challenges of increasing application dynamicity, software development productivity for manycore, and reuse of legacy software and hardware IPs.
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Lograr una meta tan intangible como la descrita produciría una serie de beneficios tangibles tales como:
• Producir profesionales mejor entrenados sin tener para ello que desarrollar nuevos activos de adiestramiento y formación (entendiendo por activos tanto los recursos humanos que intervienen tales como los instructores como los recursos técnicos tales como clases, simuladores, entrenamiento en vivo, courseware, así como el recurso del tiempo disponible para adiestramiento)
• Incrementar el número de efectivos que puede recibir formación
• Mantener o mejorar el nivel de conocimientos de los efectivos a formar
• Racionalizar la producción de nuevos contenidos
SmartRM is a viral social networking service for sharing confidential content with friends or colleagues in a protected way. The SmartRM software converts PDF documents, videos or audio tracks into encrypted MPEG-21 files that can be shared with anyone you like: only the enabled contacts can read, view, listen, print the content, at the conditions that have been specified. With SmartRM you can know when and how many times your contacts have accessed your files, as well as grant or remove permissions dynamically.
SmartRM services are for all: individuals, professionals and developers. Our basic services are free, and exciting premium features can be purchased with a flexible pricing model.
Free download from http://www.smartrm.com
The FlexTiles project aims to develop a heterogeneous manycore system-on-chip over 3 years with a budget of 3.67 million euros. The goals are to 1) develop a heterogeneous manycore architecture using standardized tiles and interfaces, 2) improve programming efficiency for heterogeneous manycores, 3) enable self-adaptation through a virtualization layer, and 4) develop a new dynamic reconfigurable technology using a 3D stacked chip design. The project involves 8 partners from 5 countries and aims to address challenges in application dynamicity, software productivity, energy efficiency, and accessibility of manycore technologies.
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The document discusses challenges with programming manycore processors and potential solutions. It notes that programmability is a major issue for industry due to increased time to market, development costs, and difficulty reusing legacy software on manycore architectures. While parallelization is necessary to improve computing power efficiency, homogeneous manycore designs make programming easier but are best suited for static applications. Customization of the architecture to target application domains can help improve efficiency.
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The document provides an overview of the SMARCOS project, which aims to enable interoperability between embedded systems through transparent information fusion on user interfaces, context, and profiles. The project has 17 partners across 7 countries and a budget of 14 million euros over 3 years, led by Nokia with technical leadership from VTT. It focuses on use cases like wellness devices, aviation systems, and vehicles for the disabled. The goals are to deliver software and modeling methods for building interoperable embedded systems and to standardize and provide open source solutions to gain industry adoption.
Kahuna was originally the Embedded Systems Division of 3Di systems and has been operating independently since 2008. It is a product engineering services company based in Pune, India with offices in Mumbai and Los Angeles. Kahuna focuses on embedded software, integrated product engineering services, and is a partner with Texas Instruments, ARM, and Renesas. It has worked with over 20 customers globally.
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Lograr una meta tan intangible como la descrita produciría una serie de beneficios tangibles tales como:
• Producir profesionales mejor entrenados sin tener para ello que desarrollar nuevos activos de adiestramiento y formación (entendiendo por activos tanto los recursos humanos que intervienen tales como los instructores como los recursos técnicos tales como clases, simuladores, entrenamiento en vivo, courseware, así como el recurso del tiempo disponible para adiestramiento)
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• Mantener o mejorar el nivel de conocimientos de los efectivos a formar
• Racionalizar la producción de nuevos contenidos
SmartRM is a viral social networking service for sharing confidential content with friends or colleagues in a protected way. The SmartRM software converts PDF documents, videos or audio tracks into encrypted MPEG-21 files that can be shared with anyone you like: only the enabled contacts can read, view, listen, print the content, at the conditions that have been specified. With SmartRM you can know when and how many times your contacts have accessed your files, as well as grant or remove permissions dynamically.
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Free download from http://www.smartrm.com
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The Cloud4All project will focus on developing personal profiles, federated repositories of accessibility solutions, and auto-personalization of information and communication technologies to work toward some of the goals of the GPII initiative. It aims to create a new paradigm of accessibility by automatically personalizing mainstream products and services for each user based on their needs profile.
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The core mesh software was ported to run on boards (processors) and radios of the customer's choosing. Meshdynamics system integrators, working directly with the OEM licensee, developed the finished product. The intellectual property and trade secrets related to their new or upgraded products was thus preserved.
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Education Technology is more influential than ever before. The network is no longer just a loyal subject, but a strategic asset that will attract & retain students. This presentation outlines an enlightening tale of how choices in network directions will dictate the university’s future students and future faculty.
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- Pilot projects are testing a community cloud platform hosted within the Netherlands using VMware vCloud and GreenQloud, as well as use of commercial clouds outside the country.
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- Feedback is sought from institutions on features, obstacles, and interest in participating in
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- It provides interfaces such as PCIe, SATA, Ethernet and USB to connect to other devices and systems.
The document discusses Simplify, a framework for enabling fast functional simulation of multiprocessor system-on-chips (MPSoCs). Simplify uses an abstract MPSoC platform model to allow for easy modeling of MPSoC architectures and fast behavioral simulation. It integrates an operating system and supports tasks migration and communication between processors. Experimental results show that Simplify achieves scalable simulation performance and allows for online design, simulation, and debugging of MPSoCs.
The document discusses a proposed novel many-core architecture called FlexTiles that is based on reconfigurable devices like FPGAs, DSPs, and GPPs. It aims to provide an adaptive technique and autonomous decision making to improve programming efficiency and reduce time to market for applications with time-varying workloads. The project has a budget of 3.67M euros over 3 years and involves several partner organizations.
Fall School on Programming Paradigms for Multi-core Embedded Systems 2012
1. www.thalesgroup.com
FlexTiles:
Heterogeneous Manycore with Self Adaptive Capabilities
Fall school 2012
Fabrice Lemonnier, 2nd of October, 2012
Research & Technology