IntellaSys Corp. unveiled its industry-leading SEAforth(R) 40C18 multicore processor technology for next-generation embedded wireless, portable and distributed data processing applications. The SEAforth 40C18 is an array of 40 fully functional CPUs operating asynchronously on a monolithic die. Based on the IntellaSys Scalable Embedded Array(TM) (SEA) platform, the SEAforth 40C18 technology sets the performance paradigm of the future for high-speed parallel execution capabilities, including superior performance per watt, low power consumption and low cost benefits. The SEAforth 40C18 represents a major milestone in embedded design. There are no central clock-tree inefficiencies. Each core can operate at up to 700 MHz while the chip dissipates an average of an unrivaled 150 milliwatts in a typical application and all this at one-tenth the cost of other products in the market.

IntellaSys Corp. announced the promotions of Greg Bailey to Vice President of SEAforth Engineering and Michael Montvelishsky to Vice President of SEAforth Applications. Also, Yu-Ping (YP) Cheng has been promoted to Senior Vice President of Strategic Solutions. All three now will be reporting directly to President and CEO Chet Brown. Since 1975, Bailey has been programming exclusively in Forth, a software language invented by Chuck Moore, IntellaSys CTO. He has consulted for many companies including Lockheed Missiles & Space, NCR Corporation, Unisys, Digalog Corporation, FORTH Inc., Raytheon, and McDonnell Douglas. Bailey is moving up from his position as Director of Microprocessor Development, and assumes the leadership of the SEAforth Engineering Team with responsibility for software, OKAD, chip development, and testing. Montvelishsky is being promoted from his post as Director of Software Engineering. He now manages the Applications Programming Team with responsibility for protoypes and application development for both internal and external customers. Prior to IntellaSys, Montvelishsky held senior staff positions at several high-tech firms including Tivella Inc., EnReach Technology and iTV Corporation. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from St. Petersburg State University.