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To: Mats Ericsson who wrote (578)	10/17/2000 12:52:59 PM
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Here's the latest Java news (Ps. In London 5 million shares in last hour in ask prize and over it. ) Microprocessor forum agenda on java+ARm Fairmont Hotel San Jose 170 South Market Street San Jose, California oct 9-13 mdronline.com ARM Media Extensions John Rayfield - Director of Technical Marketing, ARM Ltd. This presentation provides a first, detailed look at instruction set extensions, including SIMD operations, developed by ARM for media-intense processing applications such as video coding. Particular attention will be paid to the performance gains and potential energy savings that can be achieved through these extensions. New Java Extensions for ARM Cores Andrew Cummins - Java Program Manager, ARM Ltd. ARM's new architecture implements three ISAs. The core is synthesizable and can execute both legacy and new software. This presentation is the first public disclosure of this processor. And more: byte.com I liked this one:"First up, the venerable ARM core, from England's Advanced RISC Machines, will get a Java boost via a host of new extensions that let programmers exploit direct Java execution for many bytecodes, something they can't do today. That will make ARM's core, which is targeted for embedded applications, more competitive. " Qualcom in China makes sound good too Arm ..