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The 1987 IEEE Workstation Technology & Systems Workshop
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Author: taylor
Date: Thu, 05 Mar 1987 00:21
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       Announcing the 1987 IEEE Workstation Technology & Systems Workshop
                                May 12-13, 1987
                            Hyatt - Cherry Hill, NJ

 This year's theme: "Workstations in Design & Test of Application Specific ICs"
                                        
Program:
        ASIC Design & Test
                Design Capture Methods
                Simulation, ATG Methods
                Silicon Compilation
                Place & Route Tools & Techniques
                Design Verification Methods
                User Interface, Windows, Menus
        Workstation Computing Power
                Hardware/Software Architecture
                Chip Sets
                Compute Engines, Array Processors
                Mainframe Access
        Networking & Data Storage
                Network Management
                Distributed Databases
        Measurement Hardware
                Hardware Debugging
                Test System Workstations
        Economics of Using Workstations

We're looking for people to attend and give presentations on the above topics.
If you have experiences you can relate on workstation-based ASIC design,
using vendor- or in-house tools; if you're involved in producing software for
ASIC design on workstations, then we want to hear from you!

For more details contact either me, Ed Gold at Silicon Design Labs (SDL)
at (201) 580-0102, or Dave Edwards, at Femtotek at (609) 235-4435.

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