“Moore's Law and its impact on social development”
Fernando Martins
President and General Manager, Intel do Brasil
Abstract
Serão abordados os aspectos mais marcantes do passo de desenvolvimento
tecnológico, como a Intel realiza pesquisas internas com a colaboração de
universidades e outras instituições, e o impacto da cadência de inovações nos
avanços da sociedade.
Short Biography
Fernando Martins is responsible for Intel’s market expansion and innovation
initiatives in Brazil - the 3rd largest market for Intel worldwide. He is a member
of CNI’s MEI (Movimento Empresarial pela Inovação), board member of
AMCHAM-Brazil, and Vice President of the board of BRASSCOM(the Brazilian
Association of IT Industry) in charge of public policy formation for New
Technology Trends. Fernando has extensive leadership experience in
management of innovation and technology development. His Intel career
comprises a wealth of management experiences that comprise Research
Manager at Intel Labs, Director of Strategic Planning at Intel Corp, and General
Manager of Intel do Brazil. He has been in the IT industry since 1984, lived in
US for 20 years and has been with Intel since 1997. He received twice the Intel
Achievement Award - the highest honor granted by the corporation - for his
contributions to the advancement of Intel’s product roadmap. Prior to Intel
Fernando held appointments at IBM, Rockwell, Allen Bradley, and two startup
companies. Fernando has over 40 publications including 26 patents. He holds a
Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Electrical and Computer engineering from
USP (Universidade de Sao Paulo), a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer
Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University, and is alumnus of the
OGI/Stanford Executive Education program. Moore's Law and its impact on
social development.