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Mike Woodacre
Biography
Mike is the Chief Technology Officer for the HPC & AI Business Unit at HPE
Mike is responsible for driving the long-term product roadmap and architecture, tracking market trends and differentiation, evaluating new technologies and business partnerships, and representing HPE’s perspective externally for the HPC AI BU. His team focuses on advancing the technology used to build solutions for HPC, AI, and high performance data analytics.
Mike joined HPE with the SGI acquisition in 2016, after 26 years at SGI where he was Chief Engineer for scalable systems.
Interests include high performance microprocessor and accelerator design, high performance interconnect designs, memory/storage technologies, and design of cache coherent protocols for ccNUMA systems. Previous projects include delivering the world’s first Exascale System at Oak Ridge National Lab, architecture and design of the Superdome Flex, MC990-X/UV300, UV2000, UV1000, Altix 4700/Altix 3000, Origin3000, and Origin2000 system families. Mike also worked on microprocessor design at MIPS Computer Systems (R4000), and INMOS (Transputer).
Mike has a B.Sc(First Class) in Computer Systems Engineering, The University of Kent, Canterbury, UK. Mike has been granted multiple US patents in the field of computer system architecture.
Mike is responsible for driving the long-term product roadmap and architecture, tracking market trends and differentiation, evaluating new technologies and business partnerships, and representing HPE’s perspective externally for the HPC AI BU. His team focuses on advancing the technology used to build solutions for HPC, AI, and high performance data analytics.
Mike joined HPE with the SGI acquisition in 2016, after 26 years at SGI where he was Chief Engineer for scalable systems.
Interests include high performance microprocessor and accelerator design, high performance interconnect designs, memory/storage technologies, and design of cache coherent protocols for ccNUMA systems. Previous projects include delivering the world’s first Exascale System at Oak Ridge National Lab, architecture and design of the Superdome Flex, MC990-X/UV300, UV2000, UV1000, Altix 4700/Altix 3000, Origin3000, and Origin2000 system families. Mike also worked on microprocessor design at MIPS Computer Systems (R4000), and INMOS (Transputer).
Mike has a B.Sc(First Class) in Computer Systems Engineering, The University of Kent, Canterbury, UK. Mike has been granted multiple US patents in the field of computer system architecture.
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