Common Platform: Onward to the Future
March 15, 2012
There were keynotes from all three semiconductor partners in the Common Platform Alliance and, as if to show how common they are, they all talked about the problems that need to be addressed in the next decade and a half and they all said pretty much the same thing. Gary Patton of IBM went first and so he got to say everything first. Plus, it is clear, IBM does all the early research before technologies reach the point at which cooperative development can begin.
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