Who is Dr. Tony Lewis and why is he set to take over as CTO of BrainChip as co-founder Peter Van der Made retires?
Co-founder and CTO Peter Van der Made to Retire, Dr. Tony Lewis Named as Successor
In an exciting development, BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN), the world's pioneer in ultra-low power, fully digital, neuromorphic AI intellectual property, has announced upcoming changes in its leadership. The company revealed the planned retirement of co-founder and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Peter Van der Made, who has been instrumental in shaping BrainChip's journey since its inception.
The Retirement of a Co Founder
Mr. Van der Made's retirement, scheduled for the end of the year, marks the end of an era at BrainChip. Widely regarded as the face of the company, his expertise, intelligence, and unwavering enthusiasm have been fundamental in its creation and remarkable growth. As BrainChip advances into the commercialization phase and welcomes experienced professionals to its leadership team, it is now an opportune time for Van der Made to step down from his executive position.
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Continuing Influence and Involvement
While Peter Van der Made is departing from his role as CTO, he will remain committed to BrainChip's success in multiple capacities. He will continue serving on the company's board of directors, allowing his strategic input and guidance to shape its future endeavors. Additionally, Van der Made will join the Scientific Advisory Board, contributing his extensive knowledge and insights as Technologist Emeritus.
Introducing the New Chief Technology Officer
BrainChip also unveiled the appointment of Dr. M. Anthony (Tony) Lewis as its new CTO. Dr. Lewis brings a wealth of experience and expertise to this vital role. Previously, he served as the Vice President and Global Head of the AI and Emerging Compute Lab at HP, Inc. , where he played a pivotal role in integrating AI across various product lines. Dr. Lewis's contributions have been equally significant at Qualcomm, Inc. , where he led the groundbreaking Zeroth© Neuromorphic Engineering Project. His work also extended to intelligent AI agents, robotics, and close collaboration with Qualcomm Ventures.
A Promising Future
Reflecting on the remarkable journey that BrainChip has undertaken, Peter Van der Made expressed his satisfaction with the accomplishments achieved. "It has been an amazing journey and a labor of love to bring BrainChip from a concept to a leader in the AI space," he stated. Van der Made also expressed his enthusiasm for passing the baton to Dr. Tony Lewis, confident in his abilities to steer BrainChip towards continued growth and success.
With Dr. Lewis assuming the role of CTO, the stage is set for BrainChip to embark on its next chapter. The company's commitment to innovation and cutting-edge AI technology remains unwavering, ensuring that it will continue to be at the forefront of the industry.
As BrainChip evolves under new leadership, the world eagerly anticipates the groundbreaking advancements and transformative possibilities that lie ahead. Stay tuned for further updates on BrainChip's journey and the extraordinary contributions of Dr. Tony Lewis in shaping the company's future.
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