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SANTA CLARA, CA – December 15, 2004 – Enigma Semiconductor, Inc., a leading provider of network semiconductors, announced the election of industry veteran Steve Kleiman to its Board of Directors. The addition of Mr. Kleiman to the Board continues Enigma's strategy to drive market leadership through a world-class organization and exemplary technology. Enigma is developing efficient, advanced solutions for networking and storage markets. The company was founded to develop and exploit novel architectural concepts and integration opportunities for future communications systems. Initial products will enable system developers to build new devices and upgrade existing systems to efficiently deliver 10G and 40G capabilities and services. "Steve Kleiman brings a broad background in business and technology leadership and offers invaluable insight into the application of Enigma's technology into our target markets," said Rob Sturgill, CEO Enigma Semiconductor. "We're delighted and honored to have Steve join our Board." Mr. Kleiman is currently Senior Vice President, Engineering and Chief Technology Officer of Network Appliance (Nasdaq: NTAP). In his current position, he is responsible for setting future technology and product directions for the company. Mr. Kleiman began his career at Bell Telephone Laboratories in 1977. From there, he moved to Sun Microsystems as Distinguished Engineer and chief architect of clustered UNIX systems, eventually joining Network Appliance in 1996. Outside of his many industry accomplishments, he is well regarded as a speaker and panelist at industry events and conferences. Mr. Kleiman earned his master's degree in electrical engineering from Stanford University and a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering and computer science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. For further information, please contact: Rob Sturgill |