West Coast electronics news - Globalpress Conference (Electro-ramblings)

West Coast electronics news - Globalpress Conference

Globalpress Conference Summit News Roundup

The Embedded Systems Conference in San Jose is not the only West Coast source of major news this week. The Globalpress Conference Summit in San Francisco is also producing news stories of note, courtesy of our man on the spot, David Manners, who is in San Francisco for the event.

According to the organisers, it is hosting the "the world's leading technology companies as well as innovative start-ups as they talk/ showcase their news and views". Keep up with the news and presentations via our News Roundup.

Stories to note already include:

Kionix unveils Tri-Axis accelerometer

Few disagreements on 4G licensing, says Qualcomm

Canada's No.1 semiconductor company to be formed in May

Tensilica launches universal digital broadcast processor core

Programmables flag in battle with ASIC

MEMS market about to take off

Altera by-passing 32nm, moving direct to 28nm, says CEO

The event runs runs 30 March to 2 April 2008.

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