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Mark-Eric Jones, Innovative Silicon CEO, Selected as Keynote Speaker for Mentor Graphics` User2User 2009 Conference

Fri Oct 30, 2009 9:30am EDT

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Serial Entrepreneur will share "Building Companies that Build Innovative
Technologies" insight at Munich event
SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(Business Wire)--
Innovative Silicon, Inc. (ISi), developer of the Z-RAM zero-capacitor, floating
body (FB) memory technology, today announced that Mark-Eric Jones, company CEO
and president, will be the keynote speaker at Mentor Graphics` (Nasdaq: MENT)
User2User (U2U) 2009 Conference in Munich. Jones` topic, "Building Companies
that Build Innovative Technologies," is targeted to designers to CXOs that are
interested in establishing their companies as market leaders.

   Where:          Hilton City Munich, Munich, Germany         
   When:           November 5, 2009                            
   Time:           10:00 a.m.                                  
   Register at:    http://user2user.mentor.com/munich-germany  
                                                               


Jones will share his experiences building successful technology companies in
different economic environments. He will address finding the best sources of
funding, determining where to set up company headquarters and satellite offices,
building an "A-team" of employees and partners, developing products that address
market needs, and creating strategies and plans for building a sustainable
business. 

About Mark-Eric Jones

Mark-Eric Jones` most recent endeavor is leading Innovative Silicon, Inc., the
Z-RAM floating-body memory innovation company. As a serial entrepreneur, he has
been involved in founding and growing high-technology startups in Europe and in
the Silicon Valley. From 1996 to 1998, he directed Mentor Graphic's "Inventra"
division after Mentor acquired 3Soft Corporation which he had run as CEO from
1992 until 1996. Mr. Jones also served as president of the board of RAPID, the
semiconductor IP trade association. He has an M.A. degree in electrical sciences
from Trinity College, University of Cambridge, UK. 

About Mentor`s U2U Conference

U2U is a highly interactive, in-depth technical conference which focuses on the
needs of the Mentor Graphics user community. The primary goal is to deliver
immediately useful technical content. Attendees network with other customers and
gain practical knowledge and product information found only at this conference. 

About Innovative Silicon

Innovative Silicon, Inc. (ISi) licenses its ultra-dense Z-RAM floating body
memory technology to stand-alone DRAM manufacturers so they may manufacture the
lowest-cost, most-advanced memory ICs. Licensees include Hynix Semiconductor for
use in advanced DRAM chips. The heart of the Z-RAM floating body technology is
the "zero-capacitor," single-transistor bit cell that eliminates the complex
capacitor found in today`s DRAM technologies - making it the world`s lowest-cost
and most-scalable memory technology. Since 2003, the company has closed $47
million in venture capital funding, received numerous industry awards such as
IEEE Spectrum Magazine`s "2007 Emerging Technology Most Likely to Succeed," been
granted dozens of patents, and established R&D, engineering and support centers
in Europe, Asia and North America. For more information see www.z-ram.com. 

Z-RAM is a registered trademark of Innovative Silicon, Inc. or its subsidiaries
in the United States and other countries. 

Photograph of Mark-Eric Jones available upon request.

KJ Communications, Inc.
Eileen Elam, +1-408-927-7753
eileen@kjcompr.com

Copyright Business Wire 2009



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