Hugh Nhan is a Principal Software Engineer with over 20 years’ deep expertise in networking and storage firmware, kernel and embedded development, currently driving platform work at Red Hat from Durham, NC. He has built high-performance data planes and I/O stacks for router and virtualized networks (CSR1Kv, ISR4K, ISRv, ASR families) and led performance engineering across multi-core, multi-processor and hypervisor environments. His technical breadth spans NICs (10G/40G, SR-IOV, para-virtualized), SCSI/RAID controllers, QoS, ACLs, L2/L3 features, and low-level work in C and assembly on x86/ARM and network processors. Notably, he combines hands-on driver and kernel hacking with system-level analysis of hypervisor I/O bottlenecks and pragmatic remedies, a skill forged across Cisco, Nuage/Nokia, EMC and legacy UNIX vendors. Colleagues know him for turning subtle architectural hotspots into measurable performance gains and for shipping robust platform infra across both physical and virtualized deployments.
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