Securing and Moving Data in IoT at DAC

PolyCore Software President and CEO, Sven Brehmer, will hold a session at the upcoming Design Automation Conference. Take this opportunity to meet Sven and learn more about securing and moving data in IoT!

June 10, 10:30am – 12:00pm | Room 10

While IoT gains momentum with each passing day, security and ability to convert massive volumes of data into business insights remain critical challenges. Leaders covering a broad swath of IoT technologies will present their visions and review emerging solutions to meet these challenges. The session will open with a look at IoT from software development perspective. Next, we’ll hear how to leverage SDN and NFV technologies to marry IoT networks with cyber security solutions. The session will conclude with a look at technology to turn data into business insights.

TRACK: EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
TOPIC AREA: GENERAL INTEREST
SESSION 37
DESIGNER TRACK: Security and Analytics for IoT

For more information about the session and registration, visit the event website here.

Multicore Developers Conference & Internet of Things Developers Conference

WHERE: Hyatt Regency, Santa Clara
WHEN: May 6-7, 2015

During the Multicore Developers Conference, PolyCore Software CEO Sven Brehmer will be co-hosting a session on the Evolution and Adoption of Industry Standards for Multicore Development together with Masaki Gondo, Software CTO of eSOL.

Click here to read more about this topic and the schedule.

At the Internet of Things Developers Conference, Sven will have a poster session on Bridging the Multicore Applications in the IoT: Sensor to the Cloud.

Click here to read more about this topic and the schedule.

This is also a great opportunity to take Poly-Platform for a spin! Poly-Platform/MCAPI is an Eclipse based programming platform to develop applications for single and multicore targets. The Internet of Things opens up a myriad of opportunities to mine data. Data sharing is the essence of the IoT. Multicore processing offers a quantum leap in what computers can do and will be able to do in the future.