Cindy Deily
Don Yu
Don Yu is the Special Assistant to the General Manager at Innodisk Corporation (TAIDEX: 5289). He joined the industrial PC field in 2002 and dedicated his sales profession in Korea, Pan-Asia, and the ANZ region from 2002 ~ to 2012. He works closely with local distributors, system integrators, value-added resellers, and Reps. He builds excellent relationships with clients and related teams and has several successful ODM/Customization project records in various industries and applications.
Starting in 2012, his job role was changed from a sales perspective to a product management perspective. He led his former company to be one of the significant AIoT, 5G/ Networking AIoT, and Medical solution providers worldwide.
With 20 years of experience in the industrial PC field, Mr. Don Yu joined Innodisk in 2021 and assisted Innodisk in migrating to the path of AI.
Mr. Don Yu's vision is to contribute to the Earth by leading a team and providing more intelligent solutions to improve our environment and make it a better place to live.
Nafea Bshara
Amber Huffman
Amber Huffman is a Principal Engineer in Google Cloud responsible for leading industry engagement efforts in the data center ecosystem across servers, storage, networking, accelerators, power, cooling, security, and more. Before joining Google, she spent 25 years at Intel serving as an Intel Fellow and VP. Amber is the President of NVM Express, on the Board of Directors for the Open Compute Project Foundation (OCP), on the Board of Directors for Ultra Accelerator Link (UALink), and the chair of the RISC-V Software Ecosystem (RISE) Project. She has led numerous industry standards to successful adoption, including NVM Express, Open NAND Flash Interface, and Serial ATA.
Amber Huffman
Amber Huffman is a Principal Engineer in Google Cloud responsible for leading industry engagement efforts in the data center ecosystem across servers, storage, networking, accelerators, power, cooling, security, and more. Before joining Google, she spent 25 years at Intel serving as an Intel Fellow and VP. Amber is the President of NVM Express, on the Board of Directors for the Open Compute Project Foundation (OCP), on the Board of Directors for Ultra Accelerator Link (UALink), and the chair of the RISC-V Software Ecosystem (RISE) Project. She has led numerous industry standards to successful adoption, including NVM Express, Open NAND Flash Interface, and Serial ATA.
Amber Huffman
Amber Huffman is a Principal Engineer in Google Cloud responsible for leading industry engagement efforts in the data center ecosystem across servers, storage, networking, accelerators, power, cooling, security, and more. Before joining Google, she spent 25 years at Intel serving as an Intel Fellow and VP. Amber is the President of NVM Express, on the Board of Directors for the Open Compute Project Foundation (OCP), on the Board of Directors for Ultra Accelerator Link (UALink), and the chair of the RISC-V Software Ecosystem (RISE) Project. She has led numerous industry standards to successful adoption, including NVM Express, Open NAND Flash Interface, and Serial ATA.
Amber Huffman
Amber Huffman is a Principal Engineer in Google Cloud responsible for leading industry engagement efforts in the data center ecosystem across servers, storage, networking, accelerators, power, cooling, security, and more. Before joining Google, she spent 25 years at Intel serving as an Intel Fellow and VP. Amber is the President of NVM Express, on the Board of Directors for the Open Compute Project Foundation (OCP), on the Board of Directors for Ultra Accelerator Link (UALink), and the chair of the RISC-V Software Ecosystem (RISE) Project. She has led numerous industry standards to successful adoption, including NVM Express, Open NAND Flash Interface, and Serial ATA.
Ruchi Bhatia
Ruchi Bhatia is a Computer Engineer with a Master’s degree in Information Systems Management from Carnegie Mellon University. She currently serves as a Product Marketing Manager at Amazon Web Services, driving awareness, engagement, and adoption of AI infrastructure solutions including Trainium and Inferentia. Ruchi is proud to be the youngest triple Kaggle Grandmaster across the Notebooks, Datasets, and Discussion categories. In her previous role as Product Marketing Manager at HP, she focused on data science and AI solutions, further strengthening her expertise at the intersection of technology and business. She also served as a Global Data Science Ambassador for Z by HP, sharing her knowledge with the broader data science community. Earlier in her career, Ruchi worked across the technology divisions of major global firms, gaining valuable industry perspective and experience. As Leader of Data Science at OpenMined, she guided a team of data scientists in developing innovative privacy-preserving AI solutions. Her expertise has led to speaking invitations at Google Cloud Next, NVIDIA GTC, and the University of Oxford, where she shares insights on AI and data science applications.
Ingolf Held
Ingolf Held is co-founder and VP of Product at EUCLYD, an emerging leader in datacenter compute solutions. Prior to Euclyd, Ingolf was CEO at GrAI Matter Labs, a fabless semiconductor startup offering the world’s first neuromorphic Edge AI SoCs for advanced audio and video processing. Upon acquisition by Snap Inc. he led the custom silicon program for the company’s augmented reality glasses roadmap. In addition, Ingolf held senior engineering and marketing roles at Intel, Silicon Hive, Synopsys and NXP. He holds an MScEE from Erlangen University in Germany and an MBA from Rotterdam School of Management.
Nick Harris
Nick Harris is the founder and CEO of Lightmatter, a pioneering photonic-computing company that is redefining AI infrastructure. An MIT-trained engineer and scientist, he won the MIT Technology Review’s TR35 award and holds numerous patents on revolutionary photonic technologies. His prolific research—published in top-tier journals such as Nature—has seeded new fields in photonic AI interconnects, processor design, and quantum computing. Under his leadership, Lightmatter has rapidly become the industry benchmark for ultra-fast photonics for connecting AI supercomputers.