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The Role of the Microprocessor in the Evolution of Java Technology Part 3

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ABSTRACT:

Java has evolved to become the driving force behind many essential applications. Many organizations lack the technologies necessary to respond in Internet time, limiting the ability of an organization to implement web-based management and achieve full application portability. Learn how Java performance has been significantly improved through the use of microprocessors.

This Videocast discusses the role microprocessors play in the future of Java. Explore how the layers of the computing platform have changed as Java has evolved. Discover why it is essential to break the bond between software and the instruction set for optimal software development. Gain insight into various enhancements that allow the underlying Java platform to perform at its best. Learn how Java has enabled organizations to free the platform from the application, allowing developers to focus on innovation to software initiatives.

Speaker

Dr. Leendert vanDoorn
Senior Fellow , 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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