Summary
Ken Lu is a Senior Researcher and systems architect with over 16 years driving full-stack infrastructure and AI solutions across UEFI BIOS, cloud-native platforms, robotics, and confidential computing. He blends deep low-level expertise (UEFI/firmware, real-time robotics) with production AI experience—designing LLM-driven agents, video inference pipelines, and GenAI trading systems—while optimizing for scalability, sustainability, and confidentiality. At Intel he led confidential computing stacks (SGX/TDX), initiated the open-source CC API and tuned GenAI inference for high-concurrency on novel accelerators, and now builds HPC/AI stack research at Zhejiang Lab. Ken is an active open-source innovator (EDK2, Kepler power measurement) and frequent speaker at KubeCon and Linux Plumbers, reflecting both community leadership and applied research. Notably, he architects end-to-end confidential Data Clean Room and a GenAI trading SDK that bridge research prototyping to deployable products. Based in Shanghai, he combines pragmatic engineering execution with business acumen to turn complex trust and performance challenges into production-ready systems.
16 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Master Computer Science, Master Computer Science at Southeast University
English, Chinese