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Alex Witkowski
Patent Attorney
Alex Witkowski is a highly experienced patent attorney and the principal of Witkowski Law, based in Silicon Valley. Here's a comprehensive overview of his background and qualifications:
Education and Professional Development
Alex Witkowski has an impressive educational background, including:
- A BS in Electrical Engineering from Columbia Engineering
- A Juris Doctor (JD) from Santa Clara University School of Law
- MBA degrees from both Columbia Business School and London Business School, earned through their EMBA-Global program
He has also achieved several professional certifications, including:
- Admission to practice before the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
- Certification as a Six Sigma Black Belt
- Registration to practice before the USPTO in patent matters
- Admission to practice law in California
Professional Experience
Witkowski Law: Alex has been serving as a Patent Attorney at Witkowski Law since 2008. The firm provides strategic IP and business counseling for startups and established companies, focusing on prosecuting hardware, software, and business-method patent applications before the USPTO.1
Previous Roles:
- Patent Examiner at the US Patent and Trademark Office (2010)
- Senior Engineer / Patent Agent at Intel's Legal Department (1994-1999)
- Manager and Senior Product Development Engineer at Intel (1988-1994)
Notable Achievements
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Alex has contributed to several published patents, including:
- Search Based on Social Graphs and Affinity Groups (US Patent 8,417,698)
- Streaming Video Using Erasure Encoding (US Patent 8,296,812)
- Variable Bit Rate Encoding (US Patent 8,135,061)1
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He received recognition for his contributions to the original Pentium and Intel486 processors during his time at Intel.1
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Alex was awarded the Emery Law Scholarship at Santa Clara University School of Law after finishing third in his first-year class.1
Professional Skills and Expertise
Alex Witkowski's expertise spans various technical fields, including:
- Microprocessor architecture
- Computer hardware and software
- Semiconductor process technology
- Patent prosecution and strategic IP counseling
His unique combination of technical knowledge, legal expertise, and business acumen makes him well-suited to provide comprehensive patent and intellectual property services to his clients.1
Highlights
Intel’s New CEO Commits to Manufacturing, Sending Shares Lower See below. #Intel #ceo #Manufacturing #Gelsinger
Pat Gelsinger is doing the right thing. I recalled an old Harvard Business Review article on the topic that I tracked down: "The Computerless Computer Company" arguing that Intel should outsource manufacturing.
https://lnkd.in/gh7ESK3.
HBR published a response from Andy Grove himself an issue or two later explaining that manufacturing was an essential part of Intel's competitive advantage. I am trying to track that down.
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