Rob Short: Operating System Evolution
- Posted: Dec 08, 2006 at 11:00 AM
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Rob Short is an operating system pioneer. He helped Microsoft transition from the 1980s with DOS and 16 bit windows into the 32 bit world with Windows NT in the 1990s. More recently, Rob was part of the team that further enhanced windows to take advantage
of the 64 bit processors of the new millennium. Today he is the Vice President overseeing development of windows kernel and virtualization technologies.
You can see more Rob here and meet some of the "core" architects he mentions in the video.
You can see more Rob here and meet some of the "core" architects he mentions in the video.
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Behind the code is always worth tuning in.
Also, one of my favorites.
The importance of communication skills especially listening and writing and time management cannot be emphasized too much.
Well done.
Now, when will you be interviewing Dave Cutler?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Cutler
Good guy... Nice work.
First of all Rob Short is the man, put him on more, please!
anyways, good job you've been doing on channel9 people, but I must stress the point of audio levels and camera tehniques - it's my day to day job, so I'm a bit picky about that..
thanks for this great video
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