Mike Keller was an Ivy League graduate. He joined Advanced Micro Devices fifteen years ago and was deeply involved in the R&D for the Athlon K7 processor. He later became the chief architect for the K8, and nine years after that, he joined Apple, where he led the team that developed the A4 and A5 chips.
In Apple's chip division, his rank and status were second only to its head, Johnny Srouji. His technical skills and industry influence were comparable to those of a senior principal engineer at Qualcomm.
However, that was all in the past. He was now the chief scientist of Orange Technology's chip division, as well as Wu Shengyu's direct supervisor, responsible for developing the Celestial Craftsmanship T100 AI chip.
When Lao Wu learned that his new boss was Mike Keller, he was completely stunned!
