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Cornelis Networks develops high-performance networking solutions for supercomputing, artificial intelligence, and high-performance computing environments. The company specializes in low-latency, lossless fabric technologies designed to accelerate communication between compute nodes, storage systems, and AI clusters, enabling scalable infrastructure for scientific research, government laboratories, enterprises, and cloud providers.
| Headquarters | Wayne, Pennsylvania |
| CEO | Lisa Spelman |
| Founded | 2019 |
| Primary Focus | High-Performance Networking, HPC Fabrics, AI Infrastructure, Supercomputing Interconnects |
| Key Platforms | CN5000 Omni-Path®, Omni-Path Architecture, 400G HPC Networking Solutions |
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Cornelis and NextSilicon announced a collaboration to develop and evaluate joint reference architectures for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing systems. The effort combines Cornelis’…
Cornelis Networks announced that its CN5000 Omni-Path 400Gbps fabric has entered production at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory as the networking foundation for the new…
by Matt Williams, Field CTO, Cornelis Networks Federal agencies are turning to AI and high-performance computing (HPC) to accelerate everything from climate models and…
AI and HPC clusters are no longer limited by processors—they’re constrained by the network fabric tying them together. At today’s online Hot Interconnects, Cornelis…
Cornelis Networks has deployed its CN5000 intelligent networking solution at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) as part of a major upgrade to the…
Cornelis Networks has announced the appointment of Lisa Spelman as its new chief executive officer (CEO), succeeding Philip Murphy, who will now serve as…
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