mmTron is honored to announce the appointment of renowned technology leader Diane M. Bryant to its board of directors.

With a 35-year legacy of technology leadership at Intel, Google Cloud, Broadcom, and Nova Signal, Ms. Bryant brings strategic and operational expertise that aligns with mmTron’s mission to extend the reach of mmWave communications. Her appointment is at a pivotal time as mmTron deploys its products with tier 1 customers and enables growing markets like Satcom.

“We are honored to welcome Diane to mmTron’s board,” said Seyed A. Tabatabaei, founder and CEO of mmTron. “Diane’s experience scaling transformative technology platforms will be a tremendous asset as we grow. As a market maker in mmWave, mmTron is delivering high-power and high-linearity solutions that are setting new performance benchmarks in Satcom and other mmWave markets. Diane’s leadership will help guide our next stage of growth with both precision and purpose.”

“I’m thrilled to join mmTron’s board at such an exciting inflection point,” said Diane Bryant. “The company’s ability to push the boundaries of mmWave performance, particularly in high-power, high-linearity applications like Satcom, is truly impressive. Securing design wins with the top players in the industry is a testament to both the strength of the technology and the vision of the leadership team. mmTron is not only solving today’s toughest RF challenges, it’s shaping the future of connectivity. I’m honored to contribute to this journey and help scale its impact across global markets.”

Background

At Intel, Ms. Bryant led the $19 billion Data Center Group, achieving unprecedented growth and cementing the company’s leadership in cloud and infrastructure technologies.

As COO of Google Cloud, she was pivotal in architecting its enterprise strategy and growing the platform to global scale.

Later, as CEO and board chair of the AI-medical device firm Nova Signal, she led the company through early growth and a successful acquisition, pioneering the direction of AI-driven healthcare.

Currently, she serves on the boards of Broadcom and Haemonetics Corporation and chairs the UC Davis Chancellor’s Board of Advisors.

A trailblazing role model and fierce advocate for women and underrepresented communities in STEM, Ms. Bryant was honored as one of Fortune’s “50 Most Powerful Women in Business” and named among Business Insider’s “Top 50 Engineers in the World” — reflecting her visionary impact.

She holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the University of California, Davis, and extended her leadership through executive education at the Stanford Graduate School of Business.

She also holds four U.S. patents, reflecting her engineering expertise and transformative thinking.