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Jun Nakajima, Intel
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Jun Nakajima is a Principal Engineer leading Linux and Xen projects at Intel Open Source Technology Center. He has over 15 years of experience with OS internals and deep backgrounds with processor architectures. Prior to joining Intel, he worked on research and various projects in the industry. Some examples to note are AT&T/USL Unix System V Releases (SVR) such as SVR4.2, Chorus microkernel based fault-tolerant distributed SVR4. Jun earned his Bachelor of Engineering from The University of Tokyo in Japan. He lives in the San Francisco Bay Area now.
"Xen can substantially change the way we use and manage computer systems providing a simple distributed environment, i.e. virtualization. Combined with the fast-growing skills in the open source community and modern hardware, I believe Xen can bring the benefits of virtualization to our daily life."
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