Sentence examples for a computer architect from inspiring English sources

"We're trying to reinvent the integrated circuit, with all its functions," says Kuekes, a computer architect.

"Isn't that required to be a computer architect?" he asked recently.

For that, thank Ajay Bhatt, a computer architect and fellow at Intel, who was the first to come up with the idea of a universal port for attaching peripherals to a personal computer.

We were having a series of discussions with a computer architect at HP, Philip Kuekes, about defect tolerance, and Phil started talking to us about this computer that he had helped build.

"With the electronics we're talking about, we're going to make a computer that doesn't just fit in your wristwatch, not just in a button on your shirt, but in one of the fibers of your shirt," says Philip Kuekes, a computer architect at Hewlett-Packard Laboratories.

[C4.] A Quest for Technology Worthy of 'Star Trek' A research firm founded by Danny Hillis, a computer architect, and Bran Ferren, an industrial designer and Hollywood special effects wizard, have formed a company to develop products that fans of Star Trek will admire.

The voice scrambling technology used in Babble was developed by Applied Minds, a research and consulting firm founded by Danny Hillis, a distinguished computer architect, and Bran Ferren, an industrial designer and Hollywood special effects wizard.

The company was founded in 1995 by David Ditzel, a former computer architect at Sun, who as a graduate student at the University of California at Berkeley helped pioneer a type of chip technology called reduced instruction set computing, or RISC -- an approach that Intel fended off by sharply increasing the performance of its X86 chips.

In addition to his academic experience, he has ten years of industry experience as a technical manager, computer architect, and chip designer at IBM and Prime Computer.

A well-known computer architect who has taught at Stanford for 22 years, Dr. Hennessy, who is 47, was appointed provost in July.

One of the most unsung technology pioneers is Ajay Bhatt, an Indian-American computer architect who is credited as being the father of the USB standard – something that almost every computing device uses today in some form or another.