MemCon 2010 agenda posted. Your only problem: Which free track do you need to attend?

We’ve just posted the agenda for MemCon 2010. If you touch semiconductor memory in any way--use it, make it, sell it, or just dream about it--you need to come to this 1-day conference. This is the only place in the world where you can spend just one day and find out all you need to know about semiconductor memory technology and the memory markets for the coming year. This year’s focus is on DRAM, but that’s not all you’ll hear discussed. Not even close. We’ve got the industry’s leading market analysts, experts, and representatives from the top memory vendors all speaking about the past, present, and future of semiconductor memory. You know that you need to hear from these people and we’ve assembled them all under one roof, all presenting in just one day: July 28, Hyatt Hotel, Santa Clara, California.

1. Do you need to understand the crossover taking place right now between DDR2 and DDR3?


2. Do you want up-to-date info on memory technologies that might supplant DRAM in the near future?


3. Do you want more technical information on making the best use of today’s semiconductor memories?

To be perfectly candid, the past few years haven’t been the easiest that memory makers have ever seen. Some vendors just went away. For some, there have been "warning lights" blinking on their dashboards; confusing signals they weren't sure how to respond to. Last year was especially crushing. But this year, things have really turned around. The market has roared.

Don’t you need a better understanding of what’s just happened? Don’t you want to know what’s going to happen in the near future? Wouldn’t you like some perspective? How about multiple perspectives? You will get all of that and more at MemCon 2010. You’ll also hear about the new "golden opportunities" made by the current conditions that you can exploit--if you understand and are privy to up-to-the-minute insiders' information you’ll get at MemCon 2010.

Normally, you’d have to pay a lot of money just to hear from one of the industry analysts presenting at MemCon 2010. And unless you’re a major systems house, you might never hear from the industry experts we’ve assembled for this event; you’d never get the chance to even meet them. At MemCon 2010, you can. For free.

Meeting people--networking--is another important aspect of this event. MemCon 2010 brings together a huge collection of people involved in the memory business. Not just the people speaking up front, the people in the audience too. If you want to network with memory experts, analysts, and vendors, there’s no better opportunity than this one. There’s no other way you could meet all of these people, the movers and shakers in the memory business, in just one day.

There’s no other way you could get a leg up on your competition in such a short amount of your time.

Did I mention that admission is free. As in Zero, Zip, Nada. You don’t need to pay to attend MemCon 2010. You only need to register. Attendance is limited.

So register now, click here.