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CERN Computing Colloquium
A Computer Scientist Looks at Engineering Disruptive Technologies
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Europe/Zurich
500/1-001 - Main Auditorium (CERN)
Description
Engineers and researchers at Sun Microsystems are working on many interesting projects. These projects typically involve bringing what are generally perceived as disruptive technologies into mainstream computing.
This talk will focus on projects in the areas of HPTC, specialized storage systems and throughput computing.
Biography
Dr. Arnold B. Kaber is the Chief Technologist and Director of the Office of Technology in Sun's Global Sales Organization. He joined Sun in April 1985 as the Manager of Systems and Technology and has held various positions in Sun's Field Sales Organizations including Sales Development Manager, Systems Engineering Director and Director of Americas Sales Force Training. He is a member of Sun's Technology Architecture Council.
His fields of expertise include computer graphics, statistical analysis, modeling, applied statistics, computer science, electronics, networking and satellite communications. Dr. Kaber has published papers and instructed at both undergrad and graduate levels.
He has a BA in Mathematics, an MSE in Computer Information and Control Engineering and a Ph.D. In Mathematical Science/Computer Science.
This talk will focus on projects in the areas of HPTC, specialized storage systems and throughput computing.
Biography
Dr. Arnold B. Kaber is the Chief Technologist and Director of the Office of Technology in Sun's Global Sales Organization. He joined Sun in April 1985 as the Manager of Systems and Technology and has held various positions in Sun's Field Sales Organizations including Sales Development Manager, Systems Engineering Director and Director of Americas Sales Force Training. He is a member of Sun's Technology Architecture Council.
His fields of expertise include computer graphics, statistical analysis, modeling, applied statistics, computer science, electronics, networking and satellite communications. Dr. Kaber has published papers and instructed at both undergrad and graduate levels.
He has a BA in Mathematics, an MSE in Computer Information and Control Engineering and a Ph.D. In Mathematical Science/Computer Science.