Lynne Jolitz

Lynne Jolitz
[ See back 20 years. ] Who is Lynne Jolitz Lynne Jolitz has been a founder of startups ranging from workstations to Internet multimedia. Lynne is technology adviser to CoolClip Network, a GenY Internet video social networking company, where she designed the underlying video processing technology. Lynne is also technology advisor to InterProphet Corporation, a funded fabless semiconductor company where she holds several patents in Layer-4 semiconductor design. Lynne Greer Jolitz Professional Career Lynne's CV's [ more ... ] Video Technology Lynne's work in automated video production was discussed as part of SIGCHI's Advances in Computer Entertainment Conference in Singapore. The paper Lessons Learned in Massive Video Production (MVP) for University Alumni Outreach described Lynne's work with UC Berkeley's physics department on alumni outreach using a datacenter-based scalable video production server array technology called ExecProducer. She received an Alumni Award for this work at the Physics Department Alumni Reunion and Dinner October 2003. Asked later about her feelings on receiving this award, "The unexpected honor I have received tonight from my department is without doubt one of the most wonderful moments of my life." Retail services based on this technology can be found at Valux - Your Video Screen on the Web! and CoolClip Networks.	Where to read She writes for various publications like Byte as well as her weblog "Lynne's Take on Tech". Lynne is very active in the womens entrepreneur and technology networking groups, and writes on topics of interest to women in high-tech, such as her commissioned front-page business article Paving the Way for 'Systers' appearing in the San Francisco Chronicle(9/15/03). Paving the Way for ‘Systers’ She currently conducts due diligence on technology for investment. Background Lynne was Director of Network Engineering for a top-ten (Media Metrix) publicly-traded 24/7 media and entertainment content datacenter transacting 28 million ad impressions per day and hundreds of millions of web pages throughout the world. Lynne is also a noted author and authority on operating systems and networking issues. Her published works have been translated into German and Japanese. She is originator and commentator on the Internet video news show In the DataCenter discussing events in the computer industry. See also Lynne Greer Jolitz - Early Years Other Sites Jolix - where to get things from Jolitz Jolitz Heritage Porting Unix to the 386: A Practical Approach 386BSD InterProphet TeleMuse Networks Jolitz Family In the DataCenter ExecProducer MinutePitch - Your Video Screen on the Web!	Ultra Low Power TCP/IP Lynne's latest accomplishment in hardware technology is the achievement of a patented technology for the lowest power usage internet communications technology, usable in cellphones (see Patent 6,952,409). For extremely high-speed optical connections, power is often the limiting factor in massive 100/1,000 Gb/sec applications. Lynne's approach gets at the theoretical minimum power possible. Check back soon for developments on this revolutionary basic technology, and how it will change the face of the Internet over the next decade. Contact Contact her electronically by editing the text in the box below, answering the simple quiz to prove you are not a bot, and press 'send': Dear Lynne, I'm interested in your opinion of my paper, related to yours. Have to submit for review in two weeks, so can you get back in one? Thanks, Prof.Foo@univ.edu += Please remember to include your valid e-mail address. Lynne's SpamQuiz filter (see "Lynne Jolitz's SpamQuiz Technology for TeleMuse Networks") will educate your ISP to avoid spam. Other Interests Jolitz Family Video Producers - Lynne Jolitz List of programmers Interview: Lynne Jolitz Ada Lovelace Day: the remarkable Lynne Jolitz List of UC Berkeley alumni List of people by name The Astronomy Connection The Astronomy Connection Lynne Jolitz: RE: Week of 18th anniversary of loss Lynne Jolitz: RE: Re: Re: Safety of observing chair	Latest Patent US6952409: Accelerator system and method. Issue Date: Oct 10, 2005. Lynne G. Jolitz. In a system consisting of a cell phone, wireless network, and a base station, for cell communication packets having a formatted header containing information about the packet, said cell phone comprising a modulator/RF detector and a DSP, the improvement comprising means for transparent bi-directional translation of audio/video protocols into Internet standard protocols, thereby allowing directed attachment to other stream oriented protocol devices without interposed protocol translation while reducing complexity. Filed Jan. 8, 2001 , Lynne Greer Jolitz. See also Lynne Jolitz term memory patent and TCP/IP network accelerator system and method which identifies classes of packet traffic for predictable protocols and Term Addressable Memory of an Accelerator System and Method. Lynne Jolitz is involved in running datacenters, inventing new ideas/processes, writing papers, private seminars/consulting, and as a community technology advocate. Personal She lives in Los Gatos, CA with husband William Jolitz. Their children Rebecca Jolitz, Ben Jolitz and Sarah Jolitz are a product of this heritage. Her children have also been into video production, including film competitions. Rebecca Jolitz did a film for her school that was shown at a kids film festival(see "Rebecca Jolitz Debuts Movie in Kids Film Fest"), and both her and her big brother entered a film in another film festival(see "Jolitz Family Video - Bots" for web video). Her son Benjamin Jolitz has interests in astronomy and likes showing off his scope at star parties - especially to pretty girls who like science (see "Tech Trek 2003 Star Party") and wins at science fairs (see "Benjamin Jolitz Wins Science Fair Award").	Awards See Lynne receive award for 386BSD and InterProphet's Silicon TCP. Lynne's Take on Tech Lynne Jolitz is a "born in Silicon Valley" open source pioneer, startup entrepreneur and technology journalist. Join her on her weblog for her observations on how tech decisions today impact your life tomorrow. Recent Entries Can we "Tawk"?(07/28 18:34) SpaceX and Open Source - The Costs of Achieving Escape Velocity(06/11 20:13) It's Raining Cupcakes - And Losses(05/11 19:16) Delusional mom or out-of-control government agency?(10/19 19:45) The Number You Have Dialed, "S U N" is No Longer in Service(07/17 18:41) Myths and the Need for Innovation(02/22 22:22) The Archetype Physicist Entrepreneur Speaks on Exploration and Success(09/10 22:32) Estrin on Innovation - A Change of Heart?(09/08 00:17) Smarter is as Smarter Does(05/29 19:31) MetaRAM Busts RAMBUS Stranglehold?(02/25 16:52) Fun Friday - Jim Gray Tribute Scheduled(02/22 20:09) SCO Gets Valentine, Lessig Campaigns for "Change"(02/20 22:35) What are they saying about you, girl?(02/04 20:55) VC Loses Weight, Music Loses a Legend(12/17 21:31) Silicon Valley's Middle Class Dilemma(12/17 20:08) Latest Byte Article August 2005. Byte.com, USA. Innovation After Grokster, Lynne Greer Jolitz. Will the Supreme Court's Grokster decision throttle innovation in video search, podcasting, and other emerging technologies?. List of Byte Articles Innovation After Grokster Search Engine Quirks and Search Engine Jerks The Year Ahead Free Culture And the Internet The Problems of Personalization Buffer, Buffer, Where is the Buffer? Memories and Cookies
Links [full list] • The unknown hackers • William F. (Bill) Jolitz Joins ExecProducer • Vintage Computer Festival • DDJ • Lynne's Take on Tech • Extending Standards for CD-ROM • Under Lock and Key • Very High Speed Networks: HiPPI and SIGNA • Perspectives on Computer Security • DNS on the Hot Seat • DDOS: Just a Matter of Resource • Paving the Way for ‘Systers’ • Memories and Cookies • Buffer, Buffer, Where is the Buffer? • The Problems of Personalization • Free Culture And the Internet • The Year Ahead • Geek of the Week Award • Operating System Source Code Secrets Volume 1: The Basic Kernel • 386bsd カーネルソースコードの秘密 • The Unknown Hackers • Talk About Legacy Machines • How Do We Categorize Our Industry? • Why so few women in tech? It's Anthro 101 • Where Are All the Women? • From 386bsd to OSPREY: The Evolution of an Operating System • All You Need is TCP: EtherSAN and Storage Networks • Lessons Learned in Massive Video Production (MVP) for University Alumni Outreach • Term Addressable Memory of an Accelerator System and Method • Before 386bsd: The Symmetric 375 Computer and Berkeley Unix • Before 386bsd: The Symmetric 375 Computer and Berkeley Unix • William Jolitz The Basic Kernel Source Code Secrets • Lynne's ExecProducer Pitch Films