- Theresa Frawley is a Senior Design Manager at AMD. She
currently manages the SimNow and Architecture Extension teams, which
support the new CPU and platform development activities at AMD.
Theresa started her first 11 years as an embedded software developer on
military applications. First, she worked at McDonnell Douglas, writing
software for the central computer on the F-15. Then, she worked on
missile guidance systems that went on helicopters, at Emerson Electric.
Next, she developed and managed small groups that worked on electronic
warfare systems, at Magnavox. The last military application she was the
lead developer for was a camera system, which went on fighter airplanes
for Recon Optical. Before joining AMD in 2005, Theresa worked at
Motorola for over 10 years managing and developing hardware and
software development tools for embedded application developers, and was
VP of Engineering for Obsidian Software, which makes a configurable
random test generator used for microprocessor verification. Theresa
received her BSEE from Michigan Technological University in 1980, and
her MBA from St. Edward's University in 1998.
- Vincent Lim is
a Member of Technical Staff at AMD and developer for SimNow, primary
focus on Analyzer and Monitor modules implementations and security
algorithms. Prior joining AMD in 2003, he was the lead debugger
engineer at Motorola on DSP StarCore processors. As development tools
engineer, He has broad knowledge on design and implementation of
assembler, compiler, debugger, disassembler, Simulator, and profiler
tools. Vincent received his BSEE from Florida Atlantic University in
1994.
- Ayose Falcón is a Research Scientist
at HP Labs since 2004. His current research interests include
simulation and virtualization technologies, disciplines in which he has
published several papers and invention disclosures. Before joining HP,
he was a research intern and consultant at Intel Microprocessor
Research Labs, and a research and teaching assistant at the Universitat
Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC). Ayose received his BS and MS degrees in
Computer Science from the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, and
his PhD in Computer Science from UPC.
- Paolo Faraboschi is
a Distinguished Technologist at HP Labs, which he joined in 1994. His
research interests skirt the boundary of hardware and software,
including analysis of highly-parallel systems, VLIW architectures,
compilers and embedded systems. Since 2003 he leads HP Lab’s Barcelona
Research Office developing simulation and analysis techniques for the
multi-core era. Previously, he was involved in the computing aspects of
large content processing applications (“Time Archive” project) and on
virtualization technologies for remote desktops. From 1997 to 2002, he
was the technical leader of the “Custom-Fit Processor” Project at HP
Labs Cambridge (MA) and the principal architect of the Lx/ST200 family
of VLIW microprocessor cores. He received a PhD in EECS from the
University of Genoa (Italy) in 1993. He is an active member of the
computer architecture community, served in many top-tier conferences,
including Program and General Chair for MICRO and CASES. He co-authored
over 50 papers, 12 patents, and the book “Embedded Computing: a VLIW
approach to architecture compiler and tools”.
- Daniel Ortega is
a Senior Research Scientist at HP Labs. He joined HP in 2003 after
finishing his PhD in Computer Architecture at the Universitat
Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC). His current research interests include
simulation and programming languages. He has previous experience in
content processing systems, dynamic optimization, and computer
architecture. He is an active member of the Computer Architecture
community.
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