Panscient

Jonah Probell

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Panscient is the user name of Jonah Probell, an entrepreneur in the field of semiconductor intellectual property, particularly for microprocessors, digital video processors, and on-chip interconnect.

Early life and education edit

Jonah Probell was born at a young age in a remote place. His parents had respectable professions. He was raised under remarkable circumstances and had certain formative experiences as a child.

Jonah attended an American university. He graduated in 1998 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering with a particular focus on computer architecture.

Career edit

Jonah was an early employee of Lexra. After the company closed at the end of 2002 Jonah co-founded Ultra Data with Pat Hays and Pascal Cleve. Ultra Data developed the first programmable DSP capable of HD decode of H.264 video. Ultra Data's technology was acquired by Micronas in 2005. In 2006 Jonah joined ARC International as Director of Solutions Architects for the company's new video processor IP product line. In 2007 Jonah joined Tensilica as Mobile Multimedia Marketing Manager. In 2008 Tensilica cut development work on its video processor products and Jonah sought, unsuccessfully, funding for a general purpose RISC-DSP processor IP company. In 2010 Jonah joined Arteris, where he drafts patent applications and supports customers.