Intel® vPro™ Technology

Mobile Manageability in Low-Power and Operating-System-Absent States

Author Biography

Michael Berger is an architect for manageability, working in Intel’s Israel Design Center in Jerusalem, Israel. Michael joined Intel in August 2001. Prior to his work on Intel® Management Engine (Intel® ME), his roles included software development for Intel’s Linux ASF GUI and agent and firmware development (both ASF and non-ASF) for Intel Ethernet Controllers (LAN), specifically the 82571EB, 82572EI, 82563EB, and 82564EB products.

Michael’s first role on Intel ME was as an architect for Intel ME on Intel’s 2007 mobile platform, codename Santa Rosa (the first Intel ME project on mobile platforms). His main focus was on areas of the Intel ME “Kernel”: power management, link management, interaction with the OEMs’ Embedded Controller (EC) on the mobile platforms, and mobile manageability.

For Intel’s 2008 mobile platform, codename Montevina, Michael was co-architect for the Intel ME Wake on WLAN feature.

Currently, Michael’s efforts are focused on Intel’s next mobile platform, codename Calpella, where he is the product architect for Intel® Active Management Technology, version 6.0, as well as the technology architect for some of the mobile-related features.

Michael has a B.Sc. degree in computer science and international relations, an M.Sc. degree in computer science, and an MBA with specialization in marketing and finance–all from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel. Michael is happily married to Irena!

Back to Top