Panmnesia Establishes U.S. Subsidiary, Appoints Ellis Wilson as President
Panmnesia, a fabless company developing link solutions for AI infrastructure, today announced that it has established Panmnesia America, its U.S. subsidiary, and appointed Dr. Ellis Wilson, formerly of Microsoft, as the subsidiary’s President. Wilson will lead the new subsidiary and deepen Panmnesia
Panmnesia, a company specializing in link solutions for AI infrastructure, has announced the formation of its U.S. subsidiary, Panmnesia America. Dr. Ellis Wilson, a former Microsoft executive, has been appointed as President of the new subsidiary. Wilson's expertise in developing cloud systems for large-scale AI and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads, as well as his experience as a lead architect at Panasas (now VDURA), make him an ideal candidate for the role.
Myoungsoo Jung, CEO of Panmnesia, believes Wilson's hands-on experience with large-scale infrastructure at hyperscale data centers will enable the company to better serve its U.S. customers and partners, and to expand their collaborations. Wilson stated that Panmnesia's PCIe 6.4-CXL 3.2 Fusion Switch, among other solutions, is designed for next-generation AI infrastructure and that bringing these systems to production data centers requires tailored implementation and integration.
With many of the world's leading data center operators and technology companies based in the U.S., the subsidiary will work directly with customers to deploy Panmnesia's products and partner with local server and system vendors. Wilson's appointment is a strong signal of Panmnesia's commitment to AI infrastructure, and he believes that extending scale-up interconnects such as CXL across the entire data center can revolutionize parallel computing, making AI and HPC systems faster and simpler.
Panmnesia now operates under a two-President structure, with Wilson leading the U.S. subsidiary and Miryeong Kwon serving as President and COO in charge of operations in Korea. This new structure will allow Panmnesia to scale its organization and accelerate its global commercialization efforts.
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