DSI's Scientific Advisory Board
DSI's Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) provides review of DSI's technology roadmaps.
- Mr Hubert Yoshida (Chairperson) - Vice President & Chief Technologist, Hitachi Data Systems Corporation, USA
- Prof Garth A. Gibson - Professor, Carnegie Mellon University, and Founder & CTO, Panasas Inc., USA
- Prof Randall Victora - University Professor, University of Minnesota, USA
- Mr Paolo Cappelletti - R&D Vice President, Numonyx Italy Srl, Italy
- Mr Paul Brown - Vice President and General Manager E-Lab, EMC Corporation, USA
- Mr Mark Re - Senior Vice President, Seagate Technology, USA
- Dr Wang Po Kang - Chief Technology Officer, MagIC Technologies, Senior Vice President, Headway Technologies, USA
- Dr Pantas Sutardja - Chief Technology Officer, Marvell Technology Group Pte Ltd, USA
- Mr Hiroshi Sakai - Chief Technology Officer, Showa Denko Electronics K.K., Japan
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