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Cisco Challenger
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Pradeep Sindhu, Founder, Juniper Networks |
| Voice&Data |
| Saturday, October 12, 2002 |
The
True Technologist
Arun Netravali,
chief scientist, Lucent Technologies |
Infrastructure
Expertise
Arun Sobti, CEO,
IP Unity |
Multilayer
Master
Ashraf M Dahod,
President and CEO, Starent Networks |
Network
Designer
Bharat T Doshi,
Director, advanced communications technologies, Bell Labs |
Labors
of Laser
C Kumar N Patel,
Professor of physics, UCLA |
Hosting
Hero
BV Jagadeesh,
Co-Founder, Exodus |
Wireless
Warrior
Dayakar Puskoor,
Founder, JP Mobile |
Applying
Mathematics
Debasis Mitra,
Vice-President, Mathematics Sciences Research Center |
Broadband
Expert
Dev Gupta,
Founder, President and CEO Narad Networks |
Internet
Insights
Gian Dilawari,
COO and Co-Founder, Gemplex Internet |
Optical
Networking Entrepreneur
Gururaj Deshpande,
Co-Founder, Cascade and Sycamore Networks |
Fiber-optics
Guru
Govind P Agrawal,
Professor Of Optics University of Rochester |
Billing
Specialist
Inderpal Singh
Mumick, CEO and co-founder, Kirusa |
Accomplished
Algorithms
Hemant Kanakia,
CEO and co-founder, Gemplex Inc |
Storage
Supremo
HK Desai,
President, CEO and chairman, QLogic |
Wireless
Veteran
Jai P Bhagat,
Chairman and CEO of AIR2LAN |
Telecom
Thinker
Jagdish N Sheth |
Taking
on Intel
Jagdeep Singh,
President and CEO, Infinera |
Multiplexing
Researcher
Jagdeep Shah |
Rebounding
LAN
Jayshree Ullal,
Group V-P, optical networking group, Cisco |
VLSI
Veteran
Kanwar Jit Singh,
co- founder, Xebeo Communications |
Internet
Success
KB Chandrasekhar,
founder and CEO, Jamcracker |
Industry
Veteran
Krish Prabhu,
venture partner, Morgenthaler |
Fiber
Channel Champion
Kumar Malavalli,
founder, Brocade |
Internet
Access Success
Mahesh Veerina,
co-founder, Ramp Networks |
Melody
and Ventures
Mano Murthy, CEO
and co-founder, Allegro Systems |
IPO
Maker
Mohan Gyani,
CEO, AT&T Wireless |
Innovative
Systems Architect
Mukesh Chatter,
president and CEO, Axiowave |
Father
of Fiber Optics
Narinder Singh
Kapany, chairman, K2 Optronics |
Quest
for Excellence
Prathima Agrawal,
assistant V-P (Internet architecture research lab) Telcordia
Technologies |
More
Information per Strand
Partha Mitra,
scientist, Bell Labs |
CDMA
Signaling Standard Developer
Prakash Panjwani,
V-P (worldwide embedded sales), SafeNet |
Fastest
Data Switch
Prabhat K Dubey,
chairman, president and CEO Force10 Networks |
Semiconductor
Magic
Prakash Agarwal,
president and CEO, NeoMagic |
Improving
Networks
Raj Parekh,
chairman, Comstellar Technologies |
Bluetooth
Boomer
Rajiv Kumar,
co-founder and CTO Widcomm |
This
Man Has no Peer
Raj Singh,
partner, Redwood Venture Partners |
Networking
Foresight
Rohit Sharma,
senior V-P and CTO (metro networking group), CIENNA |
MAN
Man
Romulus Pereira,
president and CEO, Riverstone Networks |
Helped
Make the First Modem
Roshan Lal Sharma,
Adjunct professor, Southern Methodist University |
The
Hotmail Legend
Sabeer Bhatia |
The
Innovator Who also Built C-DoT
Sam Pitroda,
chairman and CEO, WorldTel |
Rolling
out New Software
Sanjiv Ahuja,
founder and CEO, Comstellar Technologies |
An
Enterprising Messiah
Santanu Das,
president, CEO and chairman, TranSwitch Corp |
The
Erudite Investor
Suhas Patil,
chairman emeritus, Cirrus Logic |
Man
with Midas Touch
Vinod Khosla,
partner, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers |
Master
Tester
Vishwani D Agrawal,
Distinguished member of technical staff, Agere Systems |
|
 An
electrical engineering graduate from IIT Kanpur, Sindhu made news by founding
Juniper, which made routers and was in direct competition to the undisputed
leader Cisco. Popularly nicknamed as "Cisco Killer", Sindhu was ranked
104th by Forbes recently with a net worth of $2.5 billion. At Juniper, Sindhu
has been instrumental in architecture, design, and development of the M40 range
of routers. While at Sun Microsystems, Sindhu played a pivotal role in the
development of the company’s first high-performance multiprocessor system
family. He specialized in VLSI design tools and high-speed interconnects for
shared-memory multiprocessor systems. It was this expertise that led to his
pathbreaking innovation to deliver any-to-any IP connectivity at a very
high speed. Juniper now has about 30 percent market share in the high end
Internet backbone routers market and is second to Cisco. n
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