Rajiv Kumar

Rajiv Kumar spent almost 12 years at Hewlett-Packard in both engineering and managerial capacities, where he worked on several generations of the PA-RISC processor and HP’s high-end server systems, along with the joint development of Itanium processor with Intel’s engineering team. He was a key architect for HP’s transition from 32-bit to 64-bit platform where he led over 100 engineers in delivering HP’s first 64-bit system. Mr. Kumar holds graduate degrees in management from Stanford and in computer science from University of Oregon.