Shuang Deng
Founder
Bering Technologies, Inc.
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Shuang Deng
Founder
Bering Technologies, Inc.
Shuang Deng is currently a founder of Bering Technologies, Inc., and was most recently a co-founder and vice president of product marketing and management of Tiburon Networks. Prior to Tiburon, he was a vice president at Nortel Networks where he was responsible for product and program management of the network access product line. He came to Nortel through the Aptis acquisition.
As a founding member of Aptis Communications, he led the product strategy as well as market positioning of the best-in-class CVX family. He stayed with Nortel after the acquisition to help grow the business to over $300M annual revenue and 20% market share within 24 months, and win virtually all major carriers such as SBC, BellSouth, Qwest, Allegiance Telecom, EarthLink, British Telecom, Energis and China Telecom.
Dr. Deng was previously with GTE Laboratories, working on service planning, traffic and network engineering for data access services, where he was instrumental in conceiving the original idea, and also in the design and development of the ADSL data services. He served as the chair of the network architecture committee at the ADSL Forum from 1995 to 1997. Before GTE, he worked at Hewlett-Packard as a software architect of the industry's first ATM broadband tester.
Dr. Deng holds seven patents received on data and voice network technologies, and published extensively from peer-reviewed academic papers to whitepaper and briefings in trade magazines. He also spoke and chaired at various conferences.
He received a Ph.D. degree in Computer Science from the University of Alberta in Canada, and master's and bachelor's degrees in computer science from Huazhong University of Science and Technology.
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