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Kurt Shuler is the VP of marketing at Arteris.
He has held senior roles at Intel, Texas Instruments, ARC International and two startups, Virtio and Tenison. Before working in high technology, Kurt flew as an air commando in the U.S. Air Force Special Operations Forces.
Kurt earned a B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering from the U.S. Air Force Academy and an MBA from the MIT Sloan School of Management.
Latest Posts
- Advanced SoC Interconnect IP Enables Greater Flexibility in an Era of Consolidation
- Putting the “Heterogeneous” in the HSA Foundation
- Hogan NoC analysis - Sonics SGN, Arteris FlexNoC, ARM NIC 400: Setting the record straight
- SMP, Asymmetric Multiprocessing, and the HSA Foundation
- The Gartner Hype Cycle & Technology Adoption Lifecycle Explained (using NoC Technology)
- Arteris is in the Inc. 500!
- Who REALLY calls the shots in chip design today?
- MIPI LLI Webinar on EE Times, Wednesday, 27 June
- Could Apple revive the digital TV (DTV) market?
- OMAP4470 TRM Download Available, OMAP4460 & 4430 TRM updates
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Advanced SoC Interconnect IP Enables Greater Flexibility in an Era of Consolidation
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delicious I am thoroughly enjoying 2013. That’s because there seems to be a lot more reason for optimism this year than last year. But before we let go of 2012, it’s important to reflect on the past year and see what it can teach us so we can make better business decisions moving forward.
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Putting the “Heterogeneous” in the HSA Foundation
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delicious In September’s article, SMP, Asymmetric Multiprocessing, and the HSA Foundation, I explained why symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) architectures have been popular in PC and server markets, and why heterogeneous or asymmetric multiprocessing (AMP) has been the norm in mobility and consumer electronics markets. I also explained the trends that are leading PC and server markets to adopt heterogeneous architectures and introduced the HSA Foundation’s goal of making heterogeneous core chips easy to program.
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