Mr. Luis Arzubi

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  Luis Arzubi, General Partner, Tallwood Venture Capital
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  Luis Arzubi
  
  Luis Arzubi's vast past experience - more than 30 years in various engineering, management and executive roles with IBM - brings a distinctive and valuable technologist and customer point of view to Tallwood's practice. Before joining Tallwood, Arzubi was a member of the executive team for IBM's Microelectronics Division. Most recently he served as Vice President and General Manager for the division, where he was responsible for all the semiconductor business segments. During the 1990s he played the key role in moving IBM Microelectronics into the OEM business and making it succeed.
  
  Earlier, Arzubi was the General Manager for IBM's Burlington, Vermont, site, where he was responsible for two mega fabs and the development lab. From 1986 through 1991, Arzubi was Lab Director at IBM's General Technology Division, where he was responsible for all of IBM's non-bipolar semiconductor technologies and product development activities.
  
  Arzubi currently serves on the boards of directors of Amulaire Thermal Technology, Cavendish Kinetics and T-RAM Semiconductor. He is the inventor of five key memory patents and has published more than two dozen technical papers.
  
  Arzubi holds a BS and an MS in Electrical Engineering from the National University of Littoral in Argentina.

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  Luis Arzubi
  
  Luis's vast past experience - more than 30 years in various engineering, management and executive roles with IBM - brings a distinctive and valuable technologist and customer point of view to Tallwood's practice. Before joining Tallwood, Luis was a member of the executive team for IBM's Microelectronics Division. Most recently he served as Vice President and General Manager for the division, where he was responsible for all the semiconductor business segments. During the 1990s he played the key role in moving IBM Microelectronics into the OEM business and making it succeed. Earlier, Luis was the General Manager for IBM's Burlington, Vermont, site, where he was responsible for two mega fabs and the development lab. From 1986 through 1991, Luis was Lab Director at IBM's General Technology Division, where he was responsible for all of IBM's non-bipolar semiconductor technologies and product development activities. Luis currently serves on the boards of directors of Amulaire Thermal Technology, Cavendish Kinetics and T-RAM Semiconductor. He is the inventor of five key memory patents and has published more than two dozen technical papers. Luis holds a B.S. and an M.S. in Electrical Engineering from the National University of Littoral in Argentina.

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  Luis Arzubi, chairman of the board for Cavendish Kinetics, commented: "Dennis' &.previous experience with both semiconductor related equipment and materials, and with taking novel process technology from development to production, will be instrumental in driving the company in the next stage of its growth."

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  The company employed about 30 workers when its investors decided to close the operation, said Luis Arzubi, general partner with Tallwood Venture Capital of Palo Alto, which put money into Sequoia.
  
  Arzubi declined to say how much venture capital was invested in Sequoia, but VentureWire, a Dow Jones company, put the amount at about $64 million.
  
  Founded in 2001, Sequoia was behind schedule in developing its multi-mode chips for wireless phones, Arzubi said. Existing investors tried to attract additional capital from outside investors but were unsuccessful.
  
  "Chip design is not an exact science," he said.
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  Sequoia, which sold its chips to phone makers, did have customers, mostly in Asia, Arzubi said. But it also faced competition from larger, established wireless chip makers such as Broadcom and Qualcomm, which also integrate functions on a single chip.
  
  In addition to Tallwood, Sequoia raised money from BlueRun Ventures, Cadence Design Systems, Gabriel Venture Partners, Huntington Ventures, Motorola and Third Point Ventures.
  
  Investors have hired a firm that specializes in winding down failed companies to liquidate Sequoia, including its intellectual property, Arzubi said.

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  Published on: 5/6/2009    Last Visited: 6/27/2009  

  Luis Arzubi, a partner at Tallwood Venture Capital, stated, "Our goal at SVTC is to commercialize new and more efficient devices by enabling large enterprises and entrepreneurs alike to develop the next generation of technology solutions in a cost effective, IP-secure environment."

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  Luis Arzubi, a partner at Tallwood Venture Capital, stated, "Our goal at SVTC is to commercialize new and more efficient devices by enabling large enterprises and entrepreneurs alike to develop the next generation of technology solutions in a cost-effective, IP-secure environment."

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  Published on: 6/9/2009    Last Visited: 6/27/2009  

  "For Silicon Clocks to raise a round of this quality, during this economic climate, speaks volumes about the potential of their technology as it approaches mass production," said Luis Arzubi, General Partner of Tallwood Venture Capital.

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  SVTC offers the fabless community a partner model that will allow them to turn their silicon-based ideas into real products," said Luis Arzubi, general partner of Tallwood Venture Capital.
  
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  Board of Directors - Cavendish Kinetics - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/25/2009    Last Visited: 9/25/2009  

  Mr. Luis Arzubi Luis Arzubi is a general partner of Tallwood Venture Capital. His vast past experience - more than 30 years in various engineering, management and executive roles with IBM - brings a distinctive and valuable technologist and customer point of view to Tallwood's practice. Before joining Tallwood, Luis was a member of the executive team for IBM's Microelectronics Division. Most recently he served as Vice President and General Manager for the division, where he was responsible for all the semiconductor business segments. During the 1990s he played the key role in moving IBM Microelectronics into the OEM business and making it succeed. Earlier, Luis was the General Manager for IBM's Burlington, Vermont, site, where he was responsible for two mega fabs and the development lab. From 1986 through 1991, Luis was Lab Director at IBM's General Technology Division, where he was responsible for all of IBM's non-bipolar semiconductor technologies and product development activities. Luis currently serves on the boards of directors of Cavendish Kinetics, T-RAM and Amulaire Thermal Technology. He is the inventor of five key memory patents and has published more than two dozen technical papers. Luis holds a B.S. and an M.S. in electrical engineering from the National University of Littoral in Argentina.

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  Published on: 3/12/2007    Last Visited: 3/4/2009  

  "We are very pleased to have Dennis Yost leading Cavendish Kinetics as its CEO," said Luis Arzubi, chairman of the board for Cavendish Kinetics.
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  Cavendish Kinetics is well positioned for its next phase of development as a company in a market with exciting potential," continued Arzubi.

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