Peter Braam

Peter Braam
Peter Braam
Born	Peter J. Braam
Scientific career
Alma mater	Utrecht University (1984); University of Oxford (1987);
Known for	Lustre File System, Intermezzo File System, Coda File System
Fields	Mathematics, Computer science
Institutions	University of Oxford – Wolfson College, Merton College and St Catherine's College; University of Utah; NWO – Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research; Utrecht University; Carnegie Mellon University;
Thesis	Magnetic Monopoles and Hyperbolic Three-manifolds (1987)
Doctoral advisor	Michael Atiyah with Johannes Duistermaat
Website	www.braam.io

Peter J. Braam is a Dutch-American computer scientist, mathematician and entrepreneur known for his contributions to large-scale computing systems. He has held academic positions at the University of Utah, the University of Oxford and Carnegie Mellon University. Braam is recognized for creating the Lustre parallel file system, used in high-performance computing (HPC) environments.