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Stephen Bailey
CTO
Stephen Bailey is the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and co-founder of Syntiant Corp, a company that specializes in deep learning solutions for edge AI applications.12
Background and Education
Dr. Bailey holds impressive academic credentials:
- Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University
- Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Chicago1
Professional Experience
Prior to co-founding Syntiant in 2017, Dr. Bailey had an extensive career in the technology industry:
- Chief Technologist at Broadcom Switch from 2006 to 2017
- CTO of Sandburst (acquired by Broadcom in 2006)
- Chief Scientist at OverX and Genroco
- Hardware and software engineer at Digital Equipment Corporation, focusing on storage, network, and computing1
Achievements
At Broadcom, Dr. Bailey made significant contributions:
- Created Broadcom's most advanced switching platform
- Drove 6x business growth
- Established a China solution team to transform component- to platform-level engagement1
Role at Syntiant
As CTO of Syntiant, Dr. Bailey plays a crucial role in the company's mission to move machine learning processing from the cloud to the edge.2 He is part of the founding team that includes Kurt Busch (CEO), Jeremy Holleman, and Pieter Vorenkamp.2
Dr. Bailey's expertise is particularly focused on developing ultra-low-power, high-performance deep neural network processors for edge AI applications.25 His work at Syntiant involves creating custom at-memory, deep learning processor architectures that provide the necessary cost, performance, and efficiency for deploying always-on applications.2
Stephen Bailey's LinkedIn profile can be found under the username stephen-bailey-6b45942.34
Highlights
It's a really cool proof point of the awesomeness of Dave Garrett's Syntiant Core 2 neural processing architecture that customers can now support Google's voice assistant always on with the NDP120 at record low power. And even better, with most of the NDP120's resources still free to run more neural applications like additional word and sound recognition, speaker identification, speech enhancement and time-series sensor processing.
Thanks to Mallik Moturi for tackling the challenges in a small company working with a humongous one.
Thanks for the awesome collaboration tools Christine Roberts. I'm getting great use out of them!
I'm sorry to have pass the ball to our ML architect Sean McGregor to join you and Sunil Madan in Arun Rajasekaran's Digital Transformation and Collaboration in a post-COVID World ValleyML panel. I look forward to the recording.
