Intel's top scientist wins Lisa Su Award — Dr. Ann Kelleher honored for years of technical prowess

Image of Dr. Ann Kelleher, executive VP of Intel.
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Dr. Ann B. Kelleher, Executive Vice President and General Manager of Foundry Technology Development of Intel, received the Dr. Lisa Su Woman of Innovation Award this week from the Global Semiconductor Alliance (GSA). Dr. Kelleher was presented the award at the GSA’s Women in Semiconductor Hardware (WISH) conference, becoming the third recipient of the award.

The Dr. Lisa Su Woman of Innovation Award is a capstone award from the GSA’s Women’s Leadership Initiative, awarded to female members of the semiconductor industry for “exceptional dedication and exceptional contributions to the development, innovation, growth and long-term opportunities for the semiconductor industry.” 

Dr. Kelleher was given the Lisa Su Award in large part due to her contributions to helping grant opportunities to marginalized groups in the semiconductor field. “I am honored to receive this recognition for semiconductor innovation from the Global Semiconductor Alliance,” said Kelleher at the WISH conference. “Progress in driving Moore’s Law is a team sport involving thousands of people across the industry, and it’s a privilege to be in a position to expand opportunities for women and other diverse groups to make an impact in our field.” The WOI award joins Kelleher's International Semiconductor Executive Summits Hall of Fame award in her trophy case.

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  • bit_user
    Yeah, it's a little ironic.

    The article said:
    Kelleher currently holds a position as executive VP and GM of Intel’s Foundry wing, but has had extensive impact across the corporation.
    Should also mention that she's being replaced in at least some of her responsibilities:
    https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/intel-names-long-term-successor-to-its-process-technology-development-chief
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