Keynote Talks
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Dr. Tsung-Yung Jonathan ChangFellow/Senior Director at TSMC, Taiwan Bio: Dr. Tsung-Yung Jonathan Chang is a TSMC Fellow and Senior Director leading memory IP development at TSMC. He is responsible for SRAM DTCO and memory IP development for advance technology nodes. Before joining TSMC, Dr. Chang was a principal engineer at Intel responsible for cache development for Enterprise server processors. He received B.S. degree from National Taiwan University, and M.S. and Ph.D. from Stanford University, all in electrical engineering. Dr. Chang is a fellow of IEEE, had served as the memory subcommittee chair from for ISSCC, TPC members of ISSCC, VLSI, associate and guest editors of Journal of Solid-State Circuits, and associate editor of IEEE Trans on VLSI. Dr. Chang has published more than fifty technical papers in IEEE conferences or journals and held twenty-five patents in embedded memory design. |
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Dr. Sreejit ChakravartyIEEE Fellow and Distinguished Engineer at Ampere Systems, USA Bio: Dr. Sreejit Chakravarty is a highly recognized Researcher, Inventor, and a Distinguished Engineering Leader with extensive industry and academic experience. He is currently a Distinguished Engineer at Ampere Computing, Santa Clara, CA, where he drives strategic initiatives for product quality. Prior to this he had over 25 years of industry experience as a Principal Engineer with Intel Corporation and Distinguished Engineer at LSI and AVAGO (now Broadcom). He started his career in academia as an Associate professor of Computer Science at The State University of New York at Buffalo. He has architected innovative solutions across the entire silicon life cycle spanning Silicon Quality and Reliability (RAS, Functional Safety and Silent Data Errors); and subsequently drove them from concept to product intercept. He has authored 145+ IEEE papers, one book, has 23 issued US patents, and served in various capacity at numerous IEEE conferences. He has mentored research at several universities like Princeton, USC, UIUC, etc. For his professional work he has been recognized as an IEEE Fellow and SUNY Distinguished Alumni. |