Panmnesia, a South Korea-based company that develops AI interconnect chips, said it had established a US subsidiary Panmnesia America and appointed former Microsoft engineering leader Ellis Wilson as its president.

The subsidiary will work with US customers and local server and system vendors on deployments.

At Microsoft, Wilson led development of cloud systems for large-scale AI and high-performance computing workloads. Before that, he was a lead architect at Panasas, now VDURA, a storage company focused on AI and high-performance computing.

The US subsidiary will support deployment of products including Panmnesia’s Fusion Switch, which the company has described as a PCIe 6.4/CXL 3.2 switching chip available in sample form. Panmnesia said it was also building appliances with system manufacturers and conducting rack-scale validation.

Other chip suppliers have also announced Compute Express Link (CXL) 3.2 products for AI workloads, including Marvell’s second-generation Structera-X memory expanders for AI inference.

🔗 Source: Panmnesia Inc.