Intel ramps hardware-software codesign research
Peter Clarke, EETimes
3/17/2011 6:27 AM EDT
SHANNON, Ireland – A hardware-software codesign project being conducted within Intel Labs Europe is going well – so well that Intel is not prepared to say much about it but has quadrupled the number of people working on the project. The project is led by researchers based in Barcelona, Spain, and Intel's center for many-core processor research at Braunschweig, Germany.
"It's a closed research project but it's going really well," said Professor Martin Curley, director of Intel Labs Europe, speaking at a press event here.
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