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Boris Babayan is an Intel Fellow and Director of Architecture for the Software and Solutions Group. He leads worldwide efforts related to compiler technologies for Intel server products, technologies that enable applications to run on multiple computer architectures without recompiling, and helping to develop Intel security technologies. He will also be a key Intel representative to the leading Russia Academies and Universities, working to attract top talent to Intel sites located in Moscow, Nizhniy and Novosibirsk.
Babayan joined Intel in August of 2004. Prior to coming to Intel, he held numerous positions, including director of the Institute of Microprocessor Computer Systems for the Russian Academy of Science, chairman of Elbrus International, chief technological officer at the Moscow Center for SPARC Technologies and director of the Institute of Computer Technologies. From 1956 to 1996, Babayan worked at the Institute of Precise Mechanics and Computer Technology, eventually becoming chief of the hardware and software division. He completed his Ph.D. in 1964 and his doctorate of science in 1971. Babayan served as professor and chair of Computer Science at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology from 1996 to 2004.
Babayan has been a corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Science since 1984, has served as chairman of the Academic Council at the Institute of Microprocessor Computer Systems, RAS, and chairman of the dissertation council for awarding Ph.D. and Doctorate of Science Degrees, IMCS RAS. He is a member of the State Committee for State Prize Award of Russian Federation. He has served as a member of editorial boards for a number of technical journals, including deputy editor-in-chief of the Information Technologies and Computer Systems journal for the Russian Academy of Science.
Babayan's awards include the State Prize award for development and implementation of complex equipment for CAD, manufacturing and control of complex electronics in 1974; the Lenin Prize award for development and implementation of multiprocessor computer system Elbrus 2 in 1987; the Order of the Red Banner of Labor in1972; the Order of the October Revolution for design and development of Elbrus 1 computer in1982; and the Medal of Honor for design and development of Elbrus 90micro computer in 2000. He has published numerous book and papers on computer architecture. He was born December 20, 1933. | 