Cornelis Networks is a Wayne, Pennsylvania company that builds high-performance networking hardware and software for AI and high-performance computing data centers. Spun out of Intel's Data Center and AI division in 2020, it develops the Omni-Path fabric line of SuperNICs and switches used to interconnect GPUs, CPUs, and accelerators at scale. Its customers span commercial AI enterprises, scientific and academic research institutions, and government organizations. The company is led by CEO Lisa Spelman, a two-decade Intel veteran who previously ran the company's Xeon products business.
What sets it apart
Congestion-free, lossless scale-out networking with credit-based flow control and dynamic adaptive routing, claiming over 2x higher message rates, 35 percent lower latency, and 6x faster AI collective communications than alternative fabrics, with vendor-neutral GPU/CPU/accelerator compatibility.