The International Future Computing Summit

HELD Q1 2022!
CALL FOR SPEAKERS OPEN!

More Devices, More Content, More Business

TIFCA believes the next era of computing will deliver any place, any time, and any device user experiences that are leveraged by a robust client-cloud ecosystem. When realized, this era could revolutionize user experiences, create new revenue generating opportunities across the ecosystem, and make it easier for content makers to deliver high quality products to a bigger potential audience.

In support of this vision, Create Once Reach All (CORA) refers to approaches and supportive technologies that deliver consistent high-end user experiences on diversely powered client devices. CORA approaches are achieved by leveraging client device, cloud service, content development, and broadband ecosystems.

This year’s summit will discuss the latest developments in the CORA ecosystem and new efforts in the works. The International Future Computing Summit is welcoming leaders in computing, content tools and creation, and infrastructure that contribute to CORA efforts and initiatives.

PREPARE FOR CORA 2.0

CORA 2.0 Framework

Gathering at the International Future Computing Summit, the CORA ecosystem includes client devices, cloud services, the connecting network, and all the related tools, technology, and content. Current services that demonstrate CORA approaches include cloud gaming, streamed content, and web distributed applications.

Future CORA developments aim to enhance the bridge between client and cloud with a workload balanced framework. Industries that could benefit from this development include entertainment, gaming, enterprise, education, healthcare, and more.

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IFCS 2022 Speakers

ATTENDEES

Industry Leaders and C-level Executives
Content & Tool Makers
Hardware Manufacturers
Technology Innovators
Academia
Analysts and Media

• PLATFORMS • INFRASTRUCTURE • HARDWARE •
• CONTENT • TOOLS • STANDARDS •
• DISPLAY • IMMERSIVE •

CALL FOR SPEAKERS OPEN!

IFCS is looking for speakers that can share insights and perspectives on current and future generations of CORA approaches. Valuable discussions could include:

Improving user experiences and capabilities
Growing the Total Addressable Market (TAM) of client and cloud support
Streamlining cross-platform content development processes
Discovering new revenue growth opportunities in the ecosystem

The IFC Summit is intimate in nature with a C-level executive base.

IFC SUMMIT FOCUS

The first generation of CORA approaches and services (CORA 1.0) refer to scenarios where almost 100% of the processing responsibility is handled in the cloud and streamed to the client device. Examples include cloud gaming, streamed content, and web distributed applications.

The next generation of CORA approaches (CORA 2.0) are about bridging the responsibilities of client and cloud in a workload balanced model. Also known as “hybrid client-cloud”, they aim to share the processing responsibilities between the client device and the cloud according to available connectivity, the capabilities of the client device, and the cloud resources available.

This year’s summit will discuss multiple CORA approaches, what was learned, and continued developments. Sample topics include:

Business opportunities
Content and application development and potential
Security considerations
Developments in play
Standards and frameworks

WHY PARTICIPATE

Participation in the The International Future Computing Summit is by invitation only. Delegates attend because the summit:

Delivers senior level presentations and insights
Gives a snapshot of where the ecosystem is heading and why
Gathers ecosystem together to enable what’s next
Provides rare networking opportunities

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The IFC Summit is hosted by The International Future Computing Association (TIFCA). TIFCA’s mission is to develop open frameworks and initiatives that enable technology adoption.

TIFCA operates under the following principles: