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IAR Embedded Workbench for Arm supports the new Arm Cortex-M85 processor, helping developers create powerful embedded development solutions for future IoT, smart home and AI/ML applications UPPSALA, Sweden, June 13, 2022 /PRNewswire/ IAR Systems, the world leader in software and services for embedded development, today announced the latest version of the complete development toolchain IAR Embedded Workbench for Arm. Version 9.30 extends its wide support of Arm cores by adding support for the latest high-performance Arm Cortex-M85 processor. "For developers to innovate and succeed in a diverse and growing IoT and embedded market, a robust ecosystem of software and tools is required," said Mohamed Awad, vice president of IoT and Embedded at Arm. "Arm's highest performance Cortex-M processor is now available on Arm Virtual Hardware, and combined with offerings like IAR Systems' latest toolkit, we are simplifying and accelerating the development cycle." " ....
As the Guam Chamber of Commerce’s 2022 Economic Outlook Seminar opened on Friday, moderator David John told attendees that he has been on the island for 30 years, and for ....
Facts A settlor set up two family trusts. One trust was created primarily for the benefit of his surviving spouse (Trust One) and the other was created primarily for the benefit of his two daughters (Trust Two). Sadly, one of his daughters passed away. This triggered a clause in the trust instrument for Trust Two which stated that, upon the daughter s death: The Trustees shall transfer her share of the Trust Fund as determined under clause 7.2… as to one half to the [Trust One], and the other half to the surviving Daughter s share of this trust fund. The unfortunate issue facing the trustee was that the critical term share was not defined in the trust instrument. The reference to another clause (Clause 7.2) was unhelpful as it suggested that the share should be calculated by reference to a previously applied notional split of the trust fund in line with the Settlor s wish to maintain the application of equal benefits to the Daughters as far as possible . However ....
Facts A settlor set up two family trusts. One trust was created primarily for the benefit of his surviving spouse (Trust One) and the other was created primarily for the benefit of his two daughters (Trust Two). Sadly, one of his daughters passed away. This triggered a clause in the trust instrument for Trust Two which stated that, upon the daughter s death: The Trustees shall transfer her share of the Trust Fund as determined under clause 7.2… as to one half to the [Trust One], and the other half to the surviving Daughter s share of this trust fund. The unfortunate issue facing the trustee was that the critical term share was not defined in the trust instrument. The reference to another clause (Clause 7.2) was unhelpful as it suggested that the share should be calculated by reference to a previously applied notional split of the trust fund in line with the Settlor s wish to maintain the application of equal benefits to the Daughters as far as possible . However ....