Sang is the CEO of Qeexo and co-founded the company in 2012. Sang has over 15 years of experience in IoT, mobile, and telecom. Throughout his career, Sang has been at the forefront of innovation in these industries, helping to bring to market new technology for the largest organizations in the ecosystem. At Samsung, Sang was responsible for planning next-generation products for the company. As a Mobile Device Product Manager at SK Telecom, Sang orchestrated the first international deal between a Korean telecommunications network operator and European handset manufacturers. Sang also spent time as a Technology Program Manager at HTC. He has an EE degree from POSTECH and an MBA from Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley.

Chris is a Silicon Valley entrepreneur and technologist, now VP of AI Engineering and Product for Webex Collaboration in Cisco. Most recently he was co-founder and CEO of BabbleLabs, a speech ML company, acquired by Cisco in 2020. Prior to Babblelabs, Chris served as CTO for Cadence’s IP Group, which he joined after Cadence’s acquisition of Tensilica, the company he founded in 1997 to develop extensible processors. He led Tensilica as CEO and later, CTO, to develop one of the most prolific embedded processor architectures, especially for compute-intensive embedded processing. Chris was a pioneer in developing RISC architecture and helped found MIPS Computer Systems in 1984. He has an MS and PhD in EE from Stanford and a BA in physics from Harvard. He was named an IEEE Fellow in 2015 for his work in development of microprocessor technology.