News Release from: Global Technology Conferences
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 13 September 2005
Show pavilion focuses ESL expertise
An ESL Pavilion will allow exhibitors to present electronic-system level design solutions at GSPx 2005.
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Global Technology Conferences has set up an ESL Pavilion for exhibitors to present electronic-system level (ESL) design solutions at GSPx 2005. The ESL Pavilion is sponsored by CoWare. GSPX, the signal processing conference and expo, will take place from 24th to 27th October 2005 at the Santa Clara Convention Center.
'The ESL Pavilion will deliver the most relevant information about this new segment to GSPx attendees in a face-to-face setting', said Dr Amnon Aliphas, GSPx Conference Chair.
'Pavilion participants will have the opportunity to display their most cutting-edge ESL solutions before an audience of key developers, engineers and executives'.
Market analysts forecast that ESL will be the 'the next big thing' in the design tools industry, complimenting the electronic design automation and embedded software segments.
The ESL Pavilion is designed to highlight the latest technologies and solutions by industry-leading companies in this rapidly growing market.
ESL Pavilion exhibitors include: Carbon Design Systems, Catalytic, ChipVision Design Systems, CoWare, Mentor Graphics, Poseidon Design Systems and Virtio 'GSPx attendees will get in-depth information about complementary and competing products for ESL in the Pavilion', said Johannes Stahl, CoWare Marketing Director.
'The ESL Pavilion will provide the ideal setting for attendees to discuss with participating ESL companies how ESL solutions help to design the most advanced DSP applications'.
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