Advisors/Directors

Trevor Creary 
tcreary@sagealliances.com

Mr. Creary graduated from MIT in 1976 with an SM in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, after receiving a BSc.EE from The University of the West Indies. 

He currently, as the Director of Systems Engineering, is the central contributor to the development of Server Appliances for OEMs. The Server Appliances, used as Web servers, Web caches, and Network Attached Storage (NAS) units, provide features such as high availability, remote access management, and high throughput interfaces. The Server Appliances are based upon in-house designed and developed server chipsets compatable with Pentium III and Pentium 4 processors. 

Previously, in the roles such as Director of Engineering and VP of Engineeering, he made significant contributions at Digital Lightwave and Axil Computer. 

At Digital Lightware he was responsible for the development of the company's family of OC-3/3c and OC-12/12c SONET testers with ATM protocol analysis. 

At Axil Computer he was responsible for the development of the company's SPARC desktop workstation and server products. They were multi-processor, and featured dual I/O channels, hardware NFS acceleration and RAID [0,1,0+1,5] capability. 

Prior to Axil, in roles such as Principal Engineer, he was with Sun Microsystems, Vitesse Electronics, Encore Computer, and Digital Equipment Corporation. 

While at Sun Microsystems he was a significant contributor to the architecture, design, and development of the Sun SPARCstation 10 desktop workstation. 

In 1986 while at Vitesse Electronics he designed a complex arithmetic module capable of 150 MFLOPS as part of a numerical processor. 

At both Encore Computer and Digital Equipment Corporation he was responsible for the design of many advanced types of memory and memory related products.