Webinar: Mobile Heterogeneous Computing - Enabling Breakthrough Experiences

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WEBINAR: Mobile Heterogeneous Computing – Enabling Breakthrough Experiences Date: October 1, 2013 | Time: 1pm ET / 10am PT  |  Register Now Mobile computing devices are evolving to support a diverse set of applications. These new applications are not only processing intensive, but they also are constantly evolving and introducing new workloads with diverse requirements that have to be satisfied within the power and thermal constraints of mobile. The old CPU-centric approach does not apply any more. This calls for a new design approach that takes full advantage of all the processing capabilities offered in the SoC through Heterogeneous Computing and a sound architecture that is optimized for emerging mobile experiences. By intelligently utilizing diverse specialized processing engines, mobile heterogeneous systems efficiently run the appropriate workload on the most suitable processing engine to enable new experiences, while maximizing battery life and thermal efficiency. Join as we cover why heterogeneous computing is important for mobile and the types of breakthrough experiences it enables. Featured Speaker:   Maged Zaki, Director, Technical Marketing, Qualcomm Register Now for continued updates, and access to this live event. Schedule conflict? Sign up here for full access to the on-demand presentation and slides, available after the live event.

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