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Dateline: November 1st. 2013 – 11 hundred hours. Sunnyvale. California. ARMed and Dangerous. We’re in the high tech trenches – MCU’s activated, knee deep in IP, connecting to the IoT, reading from SSD, wearing our GUIs like they are going out of style, and loving every big.LITTLE minute of it. Where o’ where could we be? ARM TechCon. Of course. (Come on, like you didn’t know.) In a special ARM TechCon double header, I check out hardware and software debug with Glenn Woppman (CEO – ASSET InterTech) and open source software for ARM SoCs with Charlene Marini from ARM. Join me. 

 


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