In the interim, the company has appointed Tony Brogden executive VP of operations. Before joining YottaYotta in April 2002 as VP of engineering, Brogden was executive VP and general manager at Distributed Processing Technology (DPT), a developer of SCSI RAID controllers acquired by Adaptec Inc. (Nasdaq: ADPT) in December 1999. Prior to DPT, he held management and engineering positions with McDonnell Aircraft (now part of Boeing Co.) and Martin Marietta Electronics and Aerospace (now Lockheed Martin Corp.).
YottaYotta has received $50 million in funding to date from investors including Banc of America Securities LLC, The Grosvenor Funds, Optical Capital Group, and Morgan Keegan & Company Inc. (see Does YottaYotta Gotta Lotta Cash? and YottaYotta Lands $26M).
Todd Spangler, US Editor, Byte and Switch
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