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Tom Orton
CEO TTedsolutions.net
Tom Orton is a highly experienced CEO in the technology industry, having held leadership positions in several companies over the years. He currently serves as the CEO of CMAC Holdings, a position he has held since 2019. Before joining CMAC, Orton was the CEO of TTed Solutions, Pneu-Logic Corporation, Integrated Manufacturing Group, Legacy Semiconductor, Learning Technologies, Modis Technologies, and Integrated Semiconductor Training and Modeling. He is also a former director at STMicroelectronics and Intel Corporation.
With a strong background in technology and business strategy, Orton has led numerous organizations to success through his innovative thinking, strategic planning, and people-oriented leadership style. He is recognized for his ability to create and implement effective business strategies, develop high-performing teams, and build strong relationships with customers and partners.
Orton's expertise includes semiconductor manufacturing, electronics, training and modeling, and technology consulting. He is passionate about driving technological innovation and transforming business operations through technology.
Highlights
Potential Industry Changing Semiconductor Prototypes will be available late 2022.
Expected Performance Early design tape out on Cadence Modeling Software has predicted speeds of 50 GHZ to 1 Terahertz using .002 watts of power. This happens because mathematically optimized product technology uses continuous mathematics instead of binary switches to optimize or replicate transistor performance. The mathematical function is instantaneous consequently, there is no clock cycle, it’s an analog device and time to calculate is based on the electron flow thru the device.
Ease of use The engineers are designing the products with tabs connecting to the CPU/GPU. The result will be easy integration into existing products, analogous to the Math Coprocessor for Turbo Charging in 1985. This means large data exercises are diverted through the MASEC for instantaneous results then cycled back into the registry. Video rendering, AI, Quantum Computing, Software & system performance are just a few products that can be greatly enhanced.
WILL CHINA OWN ALL TECHNICAL SUPPLY CHAINS IN THE FUTURE?
Recently, I have been trying to help a small Semiconductor Company known for their process capability manufacturing Silicon, Silicon Carbide, Gallium Nitride, and Photonics for high powered devices. These products are used in Electric Vehicles, Electric Buses, Trucks, Trains, Grid, Charging Stations, Jet Engines, Rockets, Rail Guns, Heavy Industrial Equipment, Space, Satellites, and much more. While China is all over this financial transaction, the U.S. is stumbling. I now understand how China is going to become the largest and most powerful country in the world owning critical supply chains, because we are going to let them.
