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eASIC Corp has been chosen to present at the Emerging Technologies Conference Showcase, organised by Technology Review on MIT's campus, on 29th and 30th September 2004. A total of 30 companies have been selected through a juried process led by Technology Review's staff. eASIC will showcase its structured ASIC technology, a novel electronic design architecture protected by 10 issued patents.
This technology was developed to cope with major semiconductor design issues and allow high-performance and affordable product developments in today's nanotechnology era.
Vinod Khosla, Partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers (Menlo Park, California) who is a keynote speaker at the event said: "Technology innovation is spinning the wheel of high-tech that drives the economic growth cycle".
"KPCB is looking for investments like eASIC, whose innovative chip customisation technology can create a paradigm shift and enable innovation to flourish".
"eASIC holds the keys to dramatically reduce the escalating cost of integrated circuit design, which has become a major obstacle for innovation".
"The Emerging Technologies Conference at MIT showcases the technologies that are poised to make a dramatic impact on our world", said Vincent Caprio, Event Director of Emerging Technologies Conference.
"We expect over 1000 senior level innovators, inventors and technology decision makers to attend the conference".
"This showcase is an ideal way for a growing business to present products and innovations to technology's best and brightest leaders".
"The selection of eASIC to present at this prestigious conference was very elating", said Zvi Or-Bach, Founder and CEO of eASIC.
"eASIC's innovative technology is aimed at removing the barrier of entry for new and innovative electronic designs, out of which tomorrow's 'killer applications' can emerge".
"With today's skyrocketing cost of ASIC development, when design cost exceeds $10 million, many novel ideas can not materialise into products".
"Thus, the number of ASIC designs has been dropping dramatically in the last few years, and eASIC is dedicated to counteracting this trend".
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