George Chrysos

Partner Architect, Chief Architect of Azure Hardware Architecture Development Group, Microsoft

Role
Partner Architect, Chief Architect of the Azure Hardware Architecture Development Group at Microsoft
Location
Portland, OR, US
LinkedIn followers
500 followers
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About George Chrysos

Chief processor architect - directs small technical teams in path-finding and product development of compute IPs and SOCs. Experience in all aspects of computer architecture and micro-architecture, including many-core SOC, core micro-architecture, accelerator micro-architecture, interconnects, performance and power modelling, power aware micro-architecture, and RTL. Key strengths: innovation, computer architecture knowledge and definition, incisive analysis and characterization of emerging workload needs and development of representative benchmark suites guiding hardware development.

Experience

  1. Partner Architect, Chief Architect of the Azure Hardware Architecture Development Group

    Microsoft

    Mar 2022 — Present · Portland, OR, US

Education

  • University of Michigan

    BS, Computer Engineering

    1989 — 1993

Skills

  • C
  • C++
  • Parallel Computing
  • Processors
  • Logic Design
  • Intel
  • Rtl Design
  • Vlsi
  • Soc
  • Microarchitecture
  • High Performance Computing
  • Computer Architecture
  • Rtl Coding
  • Linux
  • Asic
  • Performance Analysis
  • Hardware Architecture
  • Software Engineering
  • Microprocessors
  • Architecture

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