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Movidius ceo remi el ouazzane
Remi El-Ouazzane (born June 4, 1973) is a French businessman and embedded systems engineer who has led various initiatives in mobile wireless computing, machine vision and embedded artificial intelligence. El-Ouazzane currently serves as Vice President and General Manager within the New Technologies Group of Intel. Formerly, El-Ouazzane served as CEO of Movidius prior to its acquisition by Intel.
Contents
- Movidius ceo remi el ouazzane
- Remi el ouazzane au dbf du 3 octobre 2016 10 3 2016
- Personal life education
- Texas Instruments
- Notable Achievements at Texas Instruments
- Movidius
- Notable Achievements at Movidius
- Intel
- Awards
- References
Remi el ouazzane au dbf du 3 octobre 2016 10 3 2016
Personal life & education
El-Ouazzane was born in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France on June 4, 1973. He was born to a Tunisian (Tozeur) father and French (Avallon) mother. El-Ouazzane grew up with three brothers in Épinay-sur-Seine, a suburb of Paris. In 1996, he obtained a master's degree in semiconductor physics engineering from Grenoble Institute of Technology. The following year, El-Ouazzane graduated in economics and finance from the Grenoble Institute of Political Studies. In 2004, he graduated from Harvard Business School’s General Management (GMP) program. El-Ouazzane lives in Silicon Valley with his wife and two children.
Texas Instruments
In 1997, El-Ouazzane joined Texas Instruments (TI) as part of the TI Young Leader Program. After graduating from the Young Leaders program, he has served in various business units within Texas Instruments, including the Broadband Communications Group and the Wireless Business Group before becoming the Vice President and Worldwide General Manager of the Open Multimedia Applications Platform (OMAP) Business Unit.
Notable Achievements at Texas Instruments
Movidius
In early 2013, El-Ouazzane accepted the position of Chief Executive Officer of Movidius. After having repositioned the company in the fields of embedded machine vision and artificial intelligence, he has led the company’s technology into products from companies like Google, Lenovo and DJI, as well as raising over $40 million in funding to accelerate adoption of Movidius technology.
Notable Achievements at Movidius
Intel
In November 2016, El-Ouazzane joined the New Technology Group at Intel following the acquisition of Movidius, assuming the role of Vice President. In this role, El-Ouazzane is responsible for continuing the engineering development and commercial deployment of Movidius technologies.
Awards
In 2009, El-Ouazzane was selected as recipient of the French-American Foundation’s Young Leaders Award.