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ON DEMAND WEBCAST!
The Role of the Microprocessor in the Evolution of Java Technology Part 2
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ABSTRACT:
Java is now the driving force behind many critical applications within the enterprise. Despite the growing popularity of Java, many organizations fail to differentiate the benefits of this technology, limiting their ability to advance the functionality of the Java platform. Discover how Java performance can be improved through microprocessor technology.
This Videocast explores the essential role of microprocessors in improved Java performance. Learn how to improve JVM performance, deal with data concurrency more efficiently and handle garbage collection more thoroughly. Discover how to achieve accelerated managed runtime environments and other enhancements in the underlying JVMs, allowing developers to focus their efforts on software innovation.
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Speaker
Dr. Leendert vanDoorn
Senior Fellow
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AMD
Dr. Leendert vanDoorn manages the Software Technology Office and Systems Manageability teams within AMD's software organization. Focus areas include: managed code, accelerated computing, manageability, virtualization, security and driving advanced silicon features into AMD's future processors and platforms. Van Doorn has a Ph.D. from Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam and prior to AMD was a senior manager at IBM's T.J. Watson Research Center.
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Application Performance Management | Application Performance Management Software | Java | Microprocessors | Web Development | Web Development Tools
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