Michael's BIO
Michael Condry is currently the Chief Technical Officer (CEO) of Condry Technology Associates that consults and invests on future technology directions in business with a recent focus on Artificial Intelligence technologies, applications and associated infrastructure. He retired from Intel Corporation as its Chief Technology Officer for the Client Division, at that time the largest division of Intel. Michael’s career spans both academic and industry positions, mostly in industry. This includes senior leadership roles in Intel, Sun, and AT&T Bell Laboratories. At Intel, Michael was responsible for addressing customer issues in all consumer products and finding solutions. For his work with a Intel new processor, he saved Intel billions of possible costs and for that he was awarded the Intel Quality award, the first for a research and development team. At Intel he also established the OPES working group at IETF. At AT&T he was the architect for the BELLMAC-32 Microprocessor that received an IEEE history milestone as establishing 6 major firsts in VLSI technologies, as well as leading other projects. At Sun he established standards for UNIX platforms developed under the Open Group and released by ISO (ISO/IEC 9945:2003.) This was used by multiple companies developing and selling UNIX based products. Also at Sun, he established a consistent architecture process used for many years. He held teaching and research positions at Princeton University and the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. While on the faculty of the University of Illinois he was a member of Al Gore’s team to define internet technologies to congress. His background spans software, computer architecture, security, IoT, and Artificial Intelligence. Michael has multiple patents.
Michael, an IEEE Life Fellow, has many years of engaging in the IEEE. He is an IEEE Industrial Electronics Society (IES) Life AdCom (board) member, Past President of the IEEE Technology and Engineering Management Society (TEMS), Vice President of Industry and Standards for Consumer Technologies, and member of the Computer Society. Michael conceived and chaired the IEEE World Technology Summit, a program to grow industry engagement in IEEE and an NIC initiative. His concepts to connect to industry, including Industry Forum for IEEE conferences and World Technology Summit which have been adopted across the IEEE and regularly repeated. Michael is also a member of the Eta Kappa Nu Honor Society of the IEEE.
Michael, an IEEE Life Fellow, has many years of engaging in the IEEE. He is an IEEE Industrial Electronics Society (IES) Life AdCom (board) member, Past President of the IEEE Technology and Engineering Management Society (TEMS), Vice President of Industry and Standards for Consumer Technologies, and member of the Computer Society. Michael conceived and chaired the IEEE World Technology Summit, a program to grow industry engagement in IEEE and an NIC initiative. His concepts to connect to industry, including Industry Forum for IEEE conferences and World Technology Summit which have been adopted across the IEEE and regularly repeated. Michael is also a member of the Eta Kappa Nu Honor Society of the IEEE.