November 16, 2010 at 12:27Lecture on processor architecture
Last week, Sergey Suetin from Intel held an interesting lecture on the production of modern processors at the Polytechnic Museum, the first of three lectures in the cycle “ From sand to processor ”. The event was attended by about 150 people - despite the fact that I arrived a little earlier than the beginning, there was practically no free space.
Today, the second lecture will be held by academician Boris Babayan . He will tell in detail about the processor architecture and the history of Russian microprocessor developments.
Come to the Moscow Polytechnic Museum (New Square 3/4), go into the 9th entrance of the building and look for the desired audience by signs. The lecture begins at 19 o’clock, but it is better to arrive early, otherwise it will not be easy again with a free seat.
Admission is free, it will be interesting.
See you!
Today, the second lecture will be held by academician Boris Babayan . He will tell in detail about the processor architecture and the history of Russian microprocessor developments.
Come to the Moscow Polytechnic Museum (New Square 3/4), go into the 9th entrance of the building and look for the desired audience by signs. The lecture begins at 19 o’clock, but it is better to arrive early, otherwise it will not be easy again with a free seat.
Admission is free, it will be interesting.
See you!