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David Bondurant

Vice-Chair, Industry Relations Ad-Hoc Committee

David BondurantDavid Bondurant has been involved in engineering and marketing at 5 successful new technology startup companies including Honeywell Digital Product Center (Bipolar, CMOS, Rad Hard CMOS ASIC), Ramtron (Ferroelectric RAM), Enhanced Memory Systems (Low Latency DRAM, 1-TSRAM), Simtek (nvSRAM), and Freescale/Everspin Technologies (MRAM). David consulted extensively in volatile & non-volatile stand-alone & embedded memory & System-on-Chip technology.

David was recently involved in developing the business plan and branding for new mixed signal IP and product company, Instantaneous Technologies, that is developing a revolutionary new Instantaneous Loop, an ideal PLL, and communication system that capitalizes on the IL. David is an active volunteer in the IEEE and it’s Computer Society. David has been a member of the Computer Society for 52-years. He was president of the Twin Cities Computer Society Chapter, R5/R6 Regional Coordinator, Geographical Activities Committee Chair, and now Industrial Engagement Chair.

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