YATTSI names Rich Page, an icon in computer history, as Chairman

SAN FRANCISCO - Feb. 13, 2019 - PRLog -- YATTSI names Rich Page, an icon in computer history, as Chairman.

Mr. Page's contributions to the startup have marked a new path!

Yattsi Communications, a startup focused on human translation technology that looks to break the language barrier, announced today that Rich Page has joined the company as Chairman. Mr. Page is a renowned expert in the computer industry with numerous hardware and software contributions that have helped shape the evolution of the personal computer. Mr. Page believes that "Yattsi seems to be a good fit for the current market needs."

Mr. Page was one of the first five Fellows at Apple Computers, where he acted as one of the leading engineers behind both the hardware and software decisions of early Lisa and MacIntosh systems. After Apple, he led development of the Next Cube, NeXTstation, and Turbo NeXTstation products as a co-founder of NeXT Computers. As president of Sierra Research and Technology, later acquired by TDK, he led state-of-the-art designs for the networking space. Additionally, he founded Next Sierra, later acquired by Cambridge Display Technology, where he led development of driver electronics for OLED displays until 2008. Mr. Page was the second Fellow at Rambus. Since then, Mr. Page has served as an independent consultant to a number of high-tech organizations.

"We are very proud to have Mr. Page on board," says Renier Ramirez, CEO and Cofounder of Yattsi."Running a startup is not easy, especially when tasks like building a marketplace take place. We need people with the expertise and the knowhow that Mr. Page has, and it looks like he really understands the problem that Yattsi is solving."

About Yattsi Communications Inc:

Yattsi, founded in 2015 and based in San Jose, California, focuses on Human Translation Technology. Its main product is a mobile application of simultaneous interpretation, which works in real time connecting people that need to communicate in different languages with a community of interpreters around the world. Yattsi is currently available in English, Spanish, French and Japanese.

"The language problem has been here for thousands of years, and it looks like AI is doing a good job, however they are far from delivering a translation as a human being would do. At Yattsi we believe in the potential of the human mind" says CEO Renier Ramirez. Additional information at www.yattsi.com