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The calendar has flipped, and the time to reflect on the past, present, and future presents itself. In that spirit, the HPCwire team presents the People to Watch 2010 list of industry luminaries who are making a difference in HPC. The HPCwire People to Watch list is a semi-annual listing of individuals who are either contributing to the practical advancements of HPC technology and usage, or are serving, in some capacity, as an ambassador for the HPC community at large. The selections are made through discussions with the HPCwire Editorial/Publishing team, with input garnered from luminaries in the HPC community ecosystem, including nominations and feedback from past recipients. This list is by no means a complete list, but after rigorous discussion, it's an honor for us to present twelve people who we believe are making a difference in HPC in 2010.
It's an honor for us to present twelve people who we believe are making a difference in high performance computing - Introducing the 2010 People to Watch!
SPECIAL PODCAST: HPCwire Soundbite: People to Watch in 2010 - Michael, Addison and special guest Tom Tabor discuss the people to watch feature, and highlight each individual on the list.
Navigate through the list of HPCwire's People to Watch for 2010.
Mark Barrenechea
President & CEO
SGI
Kyril Faenov
General Manager of High Performance & Parallel Computing Technologies
Microsoft
Geoffrey Fox
Director, Digital Science Center, Pervasive Technology Institute
Indiana University
Kevin Franklin
Executive Director
Institute for Computing in Humanities, Arts and Social Science (ICHASS)
Fabio Gallo
Vice President and General Manager
Bull Extreme Computing Solutions
Jen-Hsun Huang
Co-founder, President and Chief Executive Officer
NVIDIA
Thomas Lippert
Head Director of Institute for Advanced Simulation
Jülich Supercomputing Centre, member of the board of directors of the John von Neumann Institute for Computing (NIC), chair holder for Computational Theoretical Physics at the University of Wuppertal
Satoshi Matsuoka
Professor of Computer Science
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Addison Snell
CEO
InterSect360 Research
Suzy Tichenor
Director, Industrial Partnerships Program for the Computing and Computational Sciences
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Peter Ungaro
CEO
Cray, Inc.
Steve Wallach
Chief Scientist, Co-Founder, Director
Convey Computer Corporation
