Sree Ganesan
Vice President, Product
Lonergan Partners is pleased to announce that Sree Ganesa has been named VP Product at d-Matrix, a leading supplier of Digital In-Memory Computing (DIMC) solutions. This appointment was the result of a global search process led by Kirsten Settle.
About Sree
Before joining the d-Matrix team at the end of Sree led AI Software Product Management at Habana Labs, working alongside a diverse global team to deliver state-of-the-art deep learning capabilities of the Habana SynapseAI® software suite to the market. Previously, she was Engineering Director in Intel’s AI Products Group, where she was responsible for AI software strategy and deep learning framework integration for NNP AI accelerators. She joined Intel in 2001 and has held a variety of technical and management roles in software engineering, VLSI CAD and SOC design methodology. Sree received a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras, India and a PhD in computer engineering from the University of Cincinnati, Ohio.
About d-Matrix
d-Matrix is a leading supplier of Digital In-Memory Computing (DIMC) solutions that address the growing demand for transformer and generative AI inference acceleration. d-Matrix creates flexible solutions for inference at scale using innovative DIMC circuit techniques, a chiplet-based architecture, high-bandwidth BoW (chiplet) interconnects and a full stack of machine learning and large language model tools and software. Founded in 2019, the company is backed by top investors and strategic partners including Playground Global, M12 (Microsoft Venture Fund), SK Hynix, Nautilus Venture Partners, Marvell Technology and Entrada Ventures.
Following the completion of their Series B funding round, d-Matrix has demonstrated their ability to revolutionize the AI inferencing market. Sree's addition to their team from Intel’s Habana Labs couldn't be more fitting, as she brings a wealth of experience in engaging with customers and facilitating meaningful product-focused discussions.
Kirsten Settle, Partner, Lonergan Partners