Nov 08, 2011 • Intel

Leveraging Virtual Platforms to Improve the Intel Product Lifecycle Process

By Eddie Glenn

An Interview with Atul Kwatra, Principal Engineer at Intel

My colleague Jakob Engblom and I had the opportunity to meet with Atul Kwatra, Principal Engineer at Intel recently. Atul is responsible for driving virtual platform strategy and technical direction for the Intelligent Systems Group (ISG) at Intel. ISG focuses on products for the embedded, networking, and communications markets.

Specifically, we wanted to learn more about Atul’s vision on how Intel leverages virtual platforms to improve their product lifecycle to reduce risks, time to market, and costs.

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