Anand Joshi

Chandra Khatri

Cheng Wang

CHENG WANG. Senior VP Engineering: Architecture, Software, Silicon. Originally from Shanghai, PRC. BSEECS, UC Berkeley. Cheng has led the architecture, silicon implementation and software development for eFPGA over two generations from 180nm-16nm and now neural inferencing. Two years as VLSI designer at Zoran. MSEE, EE PhD UCLA: designed 5 FPGA chips from 90nm to 40nm. 2013 Distinguished PhD Dissertation Award. 2014 ISSCC Lewis Winner Award for Outstanding Paper. Multiple patents at UCLA and Flex Logix.

Flex Logix’s NMAX platform excels at getting high hardware utilization at batch=1, which is critical for edge applications. Most of the new information is in the 2nd half of the slide deck.

NMAX delivers from 1 to 100+TOPS, as you need, at 10x lower cost and 3-5x lower power than existing solutions because we get 50-80% MAC utilization on tough models, meaning we need less silicon area, and we achieve it with 10x less DRAM bandwidth, meaning less DRAM cost and system power.

Jason Knight

Miro Salem

Miro Salem is the founder 3TEN8, an Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning platform that helps engineers to predict and diagnose degradations and outages on wireless networks. Miro started his career in telecommunications on the engineering side for some of the largest mobile network providers, including Sprint, AT&T, and Verizon. During his time as an RF Engineer at Erriccson, Miro discovered the vastly inefficient and outdated processes for network operations, which led to the founding of 3TEN8. Miro graduated from the University at Texas Dallas with a Bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering.

Petro Bigioi

Petronel Bigioi is CTO, Product Licensing of Xperi Corporation. In this role, he leads an experienced engineering team developing image processing and sound solutions to address various problems in the digital still camera, mobile phone, home, automotive and other related markets. XPERI’s imaging and sound technology can be found in more than 5 billion devices worldwide.

Petronel has more than 250 granted and published U.S. and international patents to date. Petronel is an IEEE fellow with over 20 years of experience in the digital still camera and mobile phone industries, working in both signal processing and connectivity. A co-founder of several successful companies (including FotoNation), he is also a pioneer of digital camera connectivity, a co-author and actively involved in the picture transfer protocol (PTP) and PTP-over-IP networks communication standards.

Married, father of four, Petronel enjoys photography, playing ping pong and is a music aficionado in his spare time.

Petronel got his B.Sc. in electronics engineering (1997) from Transilvania University, Brasov. Petronel also holds a couple of master degrees in ASIC design (Transilvania University, Brasov, 1998) and Networks and Communications (National University of Ireland, Galway, 2000). Petronel obtained his Ph.D. in electronics from Transilvania University (2005), his work being recognized by Romanian academy of science with a “Gheorghe Cartianu” award.

Sami Badri

Vijay Janapa Reddi

Ajay Nair

Ajay is an accomplished professional with several years of experience in Hardware and Software industries.

He leads teams in Product Marketing, Product Management, Product & Corporate Strategy, M&A, Engineering and Supply chain functions.
Prior to Google, he was Director of Marketing & Product Management at Broadcom, and has held management roles at LSI Corporation and Synopsys.

Amit Goel

Martin Croome

Ravi Kokku

Rashmi Gopinath

Marc Julien

Albert Wang

Stephane Chevobbe