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  Abhi
Talwalkar
President and Chief Executive
Officer
Abhi Talwalkar was appointed LSI president and
chief executive officer in May 2005 and was
elected to the company's board of directors at
the same time. Talwalkar joined LSI from Intel
Corporation, where he served as vice president
and co-general manager of the Digital
Enterprise Group, which is comprised of
Intel's business client, server, storage, and
communications businesses. Previously, he
served as vice president and general manager
for the Intel Enterprise Platform Group.
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Bill
Martin
General Manager, VIP Division, Mentor Graphics
He has over 25 years of experience in
consulting, product design and project
management. Bill joined Mentor in 2000 and has
held senior roles in Mentor Consulting and
IP. In addition to Mentor, Bill previously
worked for Synopsys, VLSI Technology and
Mostek. Martin holds an MBA from the
University of Texas at Dallas, and a BS in
Computer Engineering from the University of
Illinois, Urbana. He has been granted 5
patents.
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 Thomas
W. Williams
EDA to the Rescue of the Silicon Roadmap,
Synopsys Fellow, Synopsys, Inc.
Dr. Thomas W. Williams is a Synopsys Fellow at
Synopsys in Boulder, Colorado, U.S.A.
Formerly, he was with IBM Microelectronics
Division and manager of the VLSI Design for
Testability group. He received a B.S.E.E. from
Clarkson University, an M.A. in pure
mathematics from the State University of New
York at Binghamton, and a Ph.D. in electrical
engineering from Colorado State University.
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Dr. Ajoy K. Bose
Chairman of the
Board, Founder,
President
and Chief Executive Officer
Atrenta Inc.
Dr. Bose’s career
spans over 30 years in software development,
management and entrepreneurship. He began his
career at AT&T Bell
Laboratories in Murray Hill, N.J. and spent 12
years there in a series of positions of
increasing responsibility, ending as Head of
the Integrated Circuit Design Automation
Department. From Bell Labs, he moved to
Cadence Design Systems where he served as Vice
President of Engineering. In this role, he led
the team that pioneered the very successful
Verilog simulation products.
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Prof.
Jacob A. Abraham
Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Texas, Austin
Jacob A. Abraham is Professor of Electrical
and Computer Engineering and Professor of
Computer Sciences at the University of Texas
at Austin. He is also the director of the
Computer Engineering Research Center and holds
a Cockrell Family Regents Chair in
Engineering. He received his Ph.D. in
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
from Stanford University in 1974. His research
interests include VLSI design and test, formal
verification, and fault-tolerant computing....
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 Dr
Vivek De,
Intel Fellow, Director,
Corporate Technology Group,
INTEL CORPORATION
Vivek K. De is an Intel Fellow and Director of
Circuit Technology Research in the Corporate
Technology Group. He joined Intel in 1996 as a
staff engineer in the Circuits Research Lab (CRL)
in Hillsboro, Oregon. Since that time he has
led research teams in CRL focused on
developing advanced circuits and design
techniques for low-power and high-performance
processors. In his current role, he provides
strategic direction for future circuit
technologies and is responsible for aligning
CRL's circuit research with technology scaling
challenges.
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