Gansha Wu

CEO, cofounder at Uisee Technology (Beijing) Ltd

About

Gansha Wu is Director of Intel Labs China. Before he took this role, he was Principal Engineer and led the big data research, primarily focused on in-memory analytics and data monetization. Gansha Wu joined Intel in 2000. He has held a number of technical and managerial positions at Programming Systems Lab and Embedded Software Lab, where he participated in or led research projects in managed runtime, XScale micro-architecture, many-core architecture, data parallel programming and high-productivity embedded device driver tools. Gansha became a Principal Engineer in 2011, and co-led Intel’s Technology Strategic Long Range Planning (TSLRP) on big data in the same year. During his years at Intel, he has published more than 10 research papers, held 22 issued US patents (including 10+ international patents) and 14 pending ones.

Country

City

China

Industry

Information Technology & Services

Skill

Parallel Computing, High Performance Computing, Computer Architecture, Internet of Things, Mobile runtime, Distributed systems, Big Data, Data services, Distributed Systems, Cloud Computing, Parallel Programming, Device Drivers, Hadoop, Architecture, Algorithms, Software Engineering, MapReduce, Embedded Software, Machine Learning, Python

Experience

CEO, cofounder

Uisee Technology (Beijing) Ltd

2016-2 - Present · 10 yrs 8 mos

Beijing

Uisee aims to provide leading-edge products on autonomous driving and transformative services on mobility on demand. Uisee starts with an ambitious goal which is encoded in its name: (U)tilization of time: turn driving hours (10s of billions every day) into productivity; (I)ndiscrimination: everyone, including elderly, disabled people and kids, can ride a car; (S)afety: reduce 90% accidents, and save a million lives every year; (E)fficiency: provide zero-latency mobility services, forget about traffic jams, and release parking lots for other purposes; (E)nvironment friendliness: farewell to air pollutions (e.g. smog).