EE Times Group's ESC Silicon Valley 2010 Event Expands

SAN FRANCISCO, March 9 /PRNewswire/ -- EE Times Group, a UBM company and the daily source of essential business and technology news, analysis and intelligence for the electronics industry's decision makers, today announced that ESC Silicon Valley 2010, being held at the McEnery Convention Center, San Jose, California, April 26 –  April 29, has been expanded to include three popular electronics technology conference entities -  the ARM® Connected Community, the Multicore Expo and the Texas Instruments Technology Day San Jose.

"We are very excited about partnering with other essential electronics industry communities at ESC Silicon Valley 2010," said David Blaza, vice president of Events and Embedded Systems, EE Times Group. "Access to the ARM® Connected Community, the Multicore Expo and the Texas Instruments Technology Day dramatically enhances the ESC Silicon Valley 2010 attendee and exhibitor experience that already includes extensive professional development programs, hands-on training sessions and an expo featuring more than 200 exhibitors."

The ARM Connected Community connects an ecosystem of partners collaborating on best-in-class technologies to create optimized solutions for designers and developers. Differentiated solutions, combined with the flexibility of choice enabled by this group of over 650 partners ensures a solution to design challenges, and drives innovation to meet end user demands.

The 5th annual Multicore Expo gives attendees 3 days of dedicated multicore technology training options and multicore-related exhibits including:

• Resolving Multicore Debug Challenges
• Applying Multicore to Networking and Telecom
• Development and Debug with Virtual Platforms
• Multicore Software Techniques
• Legacy Migration
• Parallelization and Application Partitioning
• Multicore Operating Environments
• Multicore System Development
• Visions of Virtualization

Texas Instruments Technology Day San Jose is a one-day seminar packed with technical design sessions and technology exhibits. The training provides a learning forum where practical high-performance design solutions, tools and workshops are presented. The exhibits demonstrate the latest TI technologies and give attendees an opportunity to meet with a number of TI experts to gain valuable ideas for solving technical challenges.

NOTE TO EDITORS: Media registration for ESC Silicon Valley 2010 is now open: (https://esc.embedded.com/sv/2010/index/Registrations/Media).  Please contact EE Times Group to schedule interviews with exhibiting company executives before and during the event:

About ESC Silicon Valley (http://esc-sv.techinsightsevents.com)

Held in key strategic technology development locations worldwide, the Embedded Systems Conference is the global electronics industry's leading event.  With cutting edge product demonstrations, visionary speeches and hundreds of essential technical training classes and accreditation opportunities, ESC is the ideal venue for the design engineering community to learn, collaborate and recognize excellence. In addition, ESC Boston celebrates decades of unique local electronics industry culture, innovation and significant contributions to the global technology industry.

About EE Times Group (http://www.eetimesgroup.com/)

EE Times Group, a division of United Business Media [LON:UBM], is the global leader in media and marketing services for the electronics industry. We deliver results for the key influencers and decision makers involved in the design, development and commercialization of technology through our market leading brands. More than 1.1 million engineering professionals engage with the EE Times Network - EE Times, TechOnline, DesignLines, and Embedded.com - across the globe. The technology community comes to our market leading events to share, learn, discuss, and advance the critical issues and challenges facing the electronics industry. As well, EE Times Group provides end-to-end services ranging from next-generation marketing, integrated media and research.

SOURCE EE Times Group