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Enterprise Architect, Arm;

TSC Chair, Akraino;

LF Edge Governing Board Member;

Akraino Voting Representative, Arm Alternative Voting Representative, TAC, LF Edge

Tina Tsou is an Enterprise Architect at Arm, where she is responsible for designing and implementing robust strategies to establish first tier status for Arm architecture within open source communities and projects. In this role, Tina employs a comprehensive knowledge of relevant NFV/SDN collaborative open source initiatives, open source development tools, processes, build systems, packaging, continuous integration, and test methodologies. Recognized as a thought leader, she forges powerful partnerships with open source communities in support of multiple architectures, while prioritizing requirements for open source enablement in collaboration with Arm key stakeholders and relevant ecosystem partners. Tina also drives and empowers Arm’s Edge Computing Team.  

Currently, Tina is Chair of the Technical Steering Committee for Akraino.

Prior to joining Arm, Tina excelled as the Digital Domain Expert for Connectivity at Philips Lighting, where she championed the company’s first NB-IoT solution, and facilitated the company’s transition from conventional lighting to LED and digital lighting technology. Additionally, she was employed by Huawei for 16 years in Technical Lead and Principal Engineer roles, where she led network architecture design, new product definition, product marketing strategy, and technology research—and developed the company’s first IPv6 network migration professional service product.

Tina has been awarded 100+ patents and 15 IETF RFCs. She earned her Bachelor of Computer Science degree from Xi’an University of Architecture and Technologies in China.

• Kuralamudhan Ramakrishnan is working as a Technical lead in Intel, Oregon has specialized in the field of Networking, worked in storage and data management and Telco industries.
• His area of interest is in container networking, Cloud Native Application networking. Currently contributor in CNI (Container Networking Interface ) and in Kubernetes Networking and Compute.
• He created a Multi Network plugin in CNI called "Multus" CNI to support Multi-Homed pod in Kubernetes and DPDK CNI and Userspace working in Kubernetes Networking in Intel, worked on Kubernetes compute on power management
• With work experience in Embedded software development and Chipset programming
• Graduated in Information and Communication Systems, TUHH, Hamburg, Germany and specialized in the fields of Networking, Embedded system, and Software Engineering.