Late, late notice. I know. Mea culpa. But you’ll forgive me when you hear what’s in store for you at DAC on Monday. Cadence is organizing a panel on 20nm technology that includes lunch. How cool is that? The panelists so far include technical people from ARM, Cadence, Samsung, and STMicroelectronics. You’ll have to figure out what that means in terms of the discussion because I can’t let you know just yet. How do you sign up? I can’t let you know that just yet either. But I will tell you the registration URL before the end of this week. Meanwhile, keep the time open: Monday, June 6, 11:30 (registration) through 1:30. It will be at the Omni Hotel (adjacent to the San Diego Convention Center. More details soon.
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