Chris Dick joined NVIDIA in 2020, where he's a wireless architect working on applying AI and machine learning to 5G and 6G wireless. From 1998 to 2020, he was a fellow and the DSP chief architect at Xilinx. Chris has worked on research and product development in the areas of 3G, 4G, 5G, Docsis 3.1 cable access networks, and digital front-end technology for cellular systems, long-instruction word processor architectures, and compilers for signal processing and machine learning. Before moving to Silicon Valley in 1998, he was a tenured academic in Melbourne, Australia for 13 years. He has over 200 publications and 90 patents, and was an adjunct professor at Santa Clara University, where he has taught courses on real-time signal processing and machine learning for 18 years. In 2018, he was awarded the IEEE Communications Society award for Advances in Communication for research in full-duplex wireless communication.