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Event: It's a Parallel Universe ...

Is he the new Daniel Moth, or was just Daniel Moth just the old Eric Nelson? You decide. Yes from our very own UK Developer Platform Evangelist group based at Microsoft UK Reading. Eric Nelson visits to chat about the upcoming developments relating to parallel/multi-core programming and how things are being made easier through new features in Visual Studio. Pizza, nugget, swag, you know the score. See you there!

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Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Region:	Birmingham
Location:	Faraday Wharf Holt Street Aston Science Park Birmingham B7 4BB
Time:	7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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Eric Nelson	Parallel Extensions to the .NET Framework (.NET V4.0)
The next version of the .NET Framework will come with new classes that start to chip away at the difficulties in building multi-threaded applications that are well placed to take advantage of the modern multi-core processor architectures and the future many-core architectures that are coming over the next few years. In this session, we'll introduce the Parallel Extension, explore what they can do for you and take a tour around what's available in the current previews for you to start evaluating.