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Craig Mudge AO
Advisory Board Member, Cubesats, UAVs, and their Applications (CUAVA)
Craig Mudge AO is a distinguished figure in the technology and innovation sector, with extensive experience in various fields including computer science, Big Data, machine learning/AI, and space industry applications.1
Professional Background
Craig Mudge has held several notable positions throughout his career:
- Advisory Board Member for CUAVA (Cubesats, UAVs, and their Applications) at the University of Sydney
- Managing Partner of Pacific Challenge since 19971
- Lab Director at Xerox Palo Alto Research Centre (PARC)1
- Chief Research Scientist at CSIRO
- Founder, CEO, and CTO of Austek Microsystems1
Academic Contributions
Mudge has also made significant contributions to academia:
- Adjunct Professor at the University of Adelaide
- Computer Science faculty member at Caltech1
- Foundation Professor of Computer Science at Flinders University3
- Professor of Innovation at Macquarie University, where he founded the Macquarie Institute for Innovation12
Education and Achievements
- Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill1
- Undergraduate degree in mathematics, statistics, and economics from the Australian National University1
- Additional coursework in Business Administration and Technology Management at Harvard Business School
Craig Mudge has been recognized for his contributions to the field:
- Awarded Officer of the Order of Australia (AO)3
- Inducted into the Pearcey Hall of Fame12
- Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering2
- Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors
Research and Innovation
Mudge is a prolific researcher and innovator:
- Holds six patents in areas such as high-speed computer design, payments, and image processing4
- Co-authored "Computer Engineering" with Gordon Bell1
- Published over 60 papers in computing, microchips, security, and Big Data12
His expertise spans various technological domains, making him a valuable advisor in the rapidly evolving field of space technology and applications, particularly in his role with CUAVA at the University of Sydney.
Highlights
Well done Richard. Will you eventually come home? Craig
Renaissance of Silicon
Friends, in the area of hardware acceleration, we have observed the power of GPUs, the sustained interest in FPGAs, and lately AI Chips from Google and Invidia.
Today there are a few score startups doing AI chips.
As a result, the Churchill Club had a recent event focussing on the topic. Is a new golden age of silicon upon us?
See https://lnkd.in/fpd2cxG
Hope you enjoy. Regards, Craig
