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Intel takes a new path from A to D

CTO and DAC keynoter Justin Rattner discusses his company’s research into replacing analog circuitry with digital

Justin Rattner will this year mark 35 years with Intel. His career with the technology giant has seen him collect numerous accolades, particularly for work in areas such as high performance computing (HPC). He was Intel’s first principal engineer and was its fourth member of staff to be named a fellow (he is today a senior fellow). Elsewhere, he has received such plaudits as Scientist of the Year from R&D Magazine.

More recently, Rattner became only the second person to hold the post of chief technology officer at Intel. He considers himself privileged to be able to look out across the next five or ten years and investigate technologies on the horizon. Given the R&D resources at his disposal, it is hard not to feel jealous.

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