Ronak Singhal

Experience

1. Intel Senior Fellow

   Intel

   Jun 1997 — Present

   Ronak Singhal is an Intel Senior Fellow and the Chief Architect for the Xeon Roadmap & Technology Leadership. He is responsible for driving an overarching leadership roadmap across platforms, products, IP, and technologies (memory, security, AI, IO, etc.). Singhal joined Intel in Oregon in 1997, spending his first year in the company’s Rotation Engineers Program. He has since been a member of the CPU architecture team. He dedicated the early years of his Intel career to performance analysis and validation for the Intel® Pentium® 4 processor-based family of products. Subsequently, he led the overall performance efforts on the CPU architectures formerly code-named “Nehalem” and “Westmere,” and led the core development effort for the CPU architecture formerly code-named “Haswell.” He also led the server architecture development for Haswell and for the first 14-nanometer (14nm) server architecture (\"Broadwell\"). Most recently, he led the architecture development of the CPU core intellectual property (IP) present in Intel’s product families, such as products based on the Intel® Xeon®, Intel® Core™, and Intel® Atom™ processors. He won Intel Achievement Awards in 2008 and 2014, the first for architecture and circuit innovations in the development of Nehalem. Singhal holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in electrical and computer engineering, both from Carnegie Mellon University. He has been granted 30 patents in the area of CPU architecture, with additional patents pending. He has also co-authored approximately 10 technical articles published in industry journals and speaks frequently on the topic of CPU architecture at industry forums.​

Skills

• Microarchitecture
• Computer Architecture
• Microprocessors
• System on a Chip (Soc)
• Simulations
• Embedded Systems
• Algorithms
• C
• Rtl Design
• Parallel Computing
• Semiconductors
• Asic
• Soc
• Vlsi
• Hardware Architecture
• Debugging
• Processors
• Verilog