Our corporate vision is to design and develop electronic systems architecture to improve and renovate silicon complements for mankind.

By focusing our efforts on improving the underlying architecture of a product, people will enjoy and appreciate the reliability of a product and the companies that provided them these good things.

To develop products that will complement mankind is to research and analyze a breadth of multi-disciplinary technologies.

By cultivating these technologies, we will be able to refine them for the well-being of people and the benefit of our society.

Jason Kim has over 40 years of Systems Architecture research and development experience, specialized in low power portable electronics.

He previously worked at Intel for 14 years as Chief SOC Architect for High Performance Computing, Deep Neural Network Accelerator, and Discrete Graphics and AI GPU — Battlemage.

His first hall of fame achievement was developing a symmetric multiprocessor SOC architecture that became the foundation of the Apple iPod and many other MP3 products while working at PortalPlayer (acquired by nVidia).

Another hall of fame achievement was developing a 12+ hour battery life Pentium-class notebook computer by utilizing Heuristic Power Management technology while working at Acer Advanced Lab.

While at AST Research, he developed a fuzzy-logic subsystems controller ASIC that managed the power and user interface of notebook and desktop PCs, which became the de facto standard for today’s Advanced Configuration and Power Management Controllers.

Jason received his honorary title of Fellow in 2001 from PortalPlayer, MSEE from USC in 1988, and BSEE/CS from UCLA in 1983. (more)