Earl Killian is a software engineer (operating
systems, compilers, and networking) and microprocessor
architect who is also passionate about finding
solutions to the global warming crisis confronting us.
He graduated from MIT in 1978 (B.S. Electrical
Engineering and Computer Science), and has most recently
worked for MIPS, QED, SGI, and Tensilica, all silicon
valley companies engaged in creating microprocessor
products. He was a co-founder and CTO of QED, and
held the title Director of Architecture at each of the
other companies. His microprocessor work has resulted
in 34 patents issued so far.
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