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CherryPal to Launch Two-Watt PC Using Freescale Processor Based on Power Architecture Technology

CherryPal announces a low-end two-watt PC (Personnal Computer), based on Freescale's 400MHz MPC5121e built on Power Architecture technology. The operating system of choice is a tweaked version of embedded Linux (Debian).

http://biz.yahoo.com
17 Jun 2008
PS3 Components Used To Build World's Fastest Computer

The new RoadRunner supercomputer uses the same processor used in the Playstation 3 by Sony: Cell Broadband Engine processors.

NewsFactor Network
09 Jun 2008
Power.org debuts new tools at Munich and Paris conferences Electronics Supply & Manufacturing
29 May 2008
Power.org Debuts New Tools at Munich and Paris Power Architecture(TM) Conferences TMCnet
27 May 2008
Power.org Debuts New Tools at Munich and Paris Power Architecture(TM) Conferences Hugin Finland (lehdistötiedote) - Finland
26 May 2008
Power.org debuts new tools at Munich and Paris conferences EE Times Europe
26 May 2008
Power.org to Debut New Tools at Power Architecture Conferences EDA Geek
26 May 2008
Ray Bryant Named Chairman of the Board for Power.org Wireless News
26 May 2008
Power.org Debuts Tools at Munich and Paris Conferences Chip Design
26 May 2008
Michael Paczan Joins VaST As Chief Technical Officer

VaST Systems Technology announced that Michael Paczan has been named the company's new Chief Technical Officer (CTO). Paczan comes to VaST from IBM where he was most recently CTO for Power.org. As VaST's CTO, Paczan will work closely with technologists in industry and academia to align VaST technology and research to meet challenges escalating systems design complexity.

As the Power.org CTO since 2005, Paczan chaired the Power.org Technical Committee responsible for managing the organization's collaborative technical initiatives. He managed IBM's cross-organizational technical initiatives contributing to Power.org spanning System on Chip, bus architecture, platform architecture, reference designs, and software initiatives. Michael worked closely with member companies on collaborative innovation where he was first introduced to the concepts of electronic virtualization and VaST technology.

redOrbit
20 May 2008
Recognized Power Architecture Expert Ray Bryant Named Chairman of the Board for Power.org Embedded Computing Design
19 May 2008
Power.org Gears Up for Power Architecture Conferences in Munich and Paris SOCcentral
13 May 2008
Power.org se prépare en vue des conférences de Power Architecture (TM) ŕ Munich et ŕ Paris TF1 (Paris, France)
12 May 2008
Power.org Introduces Power Architecture Conferences in Munich, Paris EDA Geek
12 May 2008
Toshiba to use Cell processor in future notebook

Toshiba is expected to release a notebook PC this year that uses a chip based on the Cell processor, the same chip used in Sony's PlayStation.

CNET
09 May 2008
[Focus Report] What makes chips different?

Power.org was prominently mentioned in an article about an IBM initiative to create reusable software modules for consumer-device ASICs.

Chip Design Magazine
01 May 2008
Apple buying microchip designer P.A. Semi Reuters
23 Apr 2008
Ed Notes: 'Power' Players Take the Lead

Freescale, Power.org and DSDP lead Wind River are heading up the Test Communications Framework (TFC) project, an incubating component of the Target Management project that will allow value-adding servers to plug in between tools and targets, such as a debugging engine that translates high-level language from software to a low-level hardware language and vice-versa, for example.

SDTimes (Software Development Times on the Web)
23 Apr 2008
Power Architecture(TM) Presentations, Demos, and News Spotlighted at Embedded Systems Conference The Earth Times
14 Apr 2008
Power.org: Power Architecture Conferences in Europe Embedded Control Europe
14 Apr 2008

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