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Our mission at MangoBoost is to power a sustainable future for the datacenters, by offering cutting-edge hardware and software solutions that optimize performance and reduce overhead costs

Our company’s purpose

In an increasingly data-driven, interconnected world, MangoBoost aims to be the leading provider of solutions that revolutionize computer systems, constantly innovating to help datacenters continue thriving

Our vision for the future

What we do every day at MangoBoost is informed by our larger purpose and vision for a better future

Our culture

Our Mission  and Vision

We're committed to helping you improve application performance and reduce CPU overhead with the power of our fully-programmable DPU solutions

About Us

Our team is made of the world's best engineers, scientists, and academics who chose MangoBoost because they believe in the future we can create

Team

Our work is based on 10+ years of top-tier research outcomes in academia and successful commercialization of chips in top-tier companies

Technology

We’re pioneers in our industry, working on solutions that will serve datacenters for years to come and challenging the status quo for IT companies

Trailblazers

United to engineer a revolutionary DPU solution, we aim to accelerate innovation in IT infrastructure

company overview

Mangoboost provides composable,  customer-optimized DPUs

MangoBoost’s Top-Tier Papers

F4T:A Fast and Flexible FPGA-based Full-stack TCP Acceleration Framework

A Fast and Flexible FPGA-basedAccelerator for Natural Language Processing Neural Networks

SmartFVM:A Fast, Flexible, and Scalable Hardware-based Virtualization for Commodity Storage Devices

DLS:A Fast and Flexible Neural Network Training System  with Fine-grained Heterogeneous Device Orchestration

NLP-Fast:A Fast, Scalable, and Flexible System to Accelerate Large-Scale Heterogeneous NLP Models

A Fast and Flexible Hardware-based Virtualization Mechanism for Computational Storage Devices

FVM: FPGA-assisted Virtual Device Emulation for Fast, Scalable, and Flexible Storage Virtualization

TrainBox: An Extreme-Scale Neural Network Training Server by Systematically Balancing Operations

Scalable Multi-FPGA Acceleration for Large RNNs with Full Parallelism Levels

FIDR: A Scalable Storage System for Fine-Grain Inline Data Reduction with Efficient Memory Handling

CIDR: A Cost-Effective In-line Data Reduction System for Terabit-per-Second Scale SSD Arrays

DCS-ctrl: A Fast And Flexible Device-Control Mechanism for Device-Centric Server Architecture

DCS: A Fast and Scalable Device-Centric Server Architecture

Vaughn Betz is a Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Toronto and a Faculty Affiliate of the Vector Institute for Artificial Intelligence, with over 25 years of experience in research and development focused on efficient computation and deep learning, computer-aided design tool development and new architectures for highly programmable silicon devices.

He co-founded Right Track CAD to develop new FPGA CAD tools and architectures, and created the technology used to develop Altera/Intel FPGAs from Stratix onwards. He spent 11 years at Altera and is an architect of the first five generations of the Stratix and Cyclone FPGA families and of the Quartus II CAD System.

He holds 102 US patents and has received 16 best or most significant paper awards from leading conferences and journals. He is a Fellow of the IEEE, the ACM, The National Academy of Inventors and the Engineering Institute of Canada.

Altera Corporation (Various roles, culminating in Senior Director of Software Engineering)

Right Track CAD (Co-founder and VP of Engineering)

PhD, University of Toronto (Governor General’s Award for best PhD thesis)

MS, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

BSc(EE); University of Manitoba (Gold Medal for Highest Standing)

Career history

Vaughn Betz

Rob A. Rutenbar is Senior Vice Chancellor for Research at the University of Pittsburgh, where he has responsibility for Pitt’s research and innovation infrastructure. He is also Distinguished Professor of Computer Science and Electrical & Computer Engineering.

From 2010 to 2017, he was Head of Computer Science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He received the Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in 1984, and spent the next 25 years at Carnegie Mellon University, where he held the Jatras Chair in Engineering. His research focuses on tools for custom chip design, and hardware architectures for AI. He has founded two successful venture-backed startups: Neolinear (chip design, acquired by Cadence in 2004) and Voci Technologies (enterprise AI voice analytics, acquired by Medallia in 2020).

He has received numerous awards for his work, including the IEEE CAS Industrial Pioneer Award and the Semiconductor Research Corporation Aristotle Award; he is a Fellow of the ACM, IEEE, AAAS and National Academy of Inventors.

Senior Vice Chancellor for Research, and faculty in ECE and CS, University of Pittsburgh

Bliss Professor and Head of Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Founder and Founding Chief Scientist, Voci Technologies, Inc.

Founder and Chief Scientist, Neolinear, Inc.

Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University

PhD, University of Michigan, Computer, Information and Control Engineering (CICE).

Rob Rutenbar

Advisory  Team

We bring together an outstanding team of executives and advisors with vast academic accolades and experience at top companies worldwide

Jangwoo Kim is CEO and co-founder of MangoBoost Inc.

A full professor in Seoul National University, he has published 40+ papers at the most prestigious computer architecture and system venues (ISCA, MICRO, ASPLOS, HPCA, OSDI, ATC, SC), and developed the DPU HW/SW solutions which became MangoBoost’s DPU products. He has been named to the Hall of Fame of ISCA and MICRO.

Prior to his academic career, he contributed to the development of UltraSPARC T4 CPUs and servers at Sun Microsystems and Oracle Corporation.

He earned his PhD degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University, and his master’s degree and bachelor’s degree from Cornell University.

CPU/Server Architect, Sun Microsystems (later acquired by Oracle)

PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University

MEng in Computer Science, Cornell University

BE in Electrical Engineering, Cornell University

Jangwoo Kim

Eriko Nurvitadhi is CPO and co-founder of MangoBoost, Inc.

Now in charge of our entire product organization, he worked on R&D and technology transfers at Intel before joining MangoBoost, Inc. His research area is in computer architecture, with emphasis on hardware accelerator architectures (FPGAs, ASICs) and their ecosystems (systems, software flows) for emerging workloads, such as AI and data analytics.

He has over 60 peer-reviewed publications (H-index of 26), ~30 patents granted, and ~50 patents pending in this area. In 2020, he was recognized as one of Intel’s top 30 inventors by Intel Patent Group and a Mahboob Khan Outstanding Liaison award by Semiconductor Research Corporation. He has served on program committees of IEEE/ACM conferences, serving as the Technical Program Chair for FCCM 2022. He received a PhD in ECE from Carnegie Mellon University, and an MBA from Oregon State University.

Principal Engineer at Intel PSG CTO Office

Eriko Nurvitadhi

Dongup Kwon is CTO and co-founder of MangoBoost, Inc.

As a CTO, he focuses on defining and executing our technology strategy, opportunities in emerging domains, and leading the global research and engineering teams. Before joining MangoBoost, Inc., he worked on the research and development of hardware-accelerated computer system architectures. His work focused on DPU-accelerated and HW/SW co-optimized server system designs and FPGA/ASIC-based accelerator architectures, leading him to publish papers at the top-tier computer architecture and system conferences (OSDI, ISCA, MICRO, ATC).

He earned his PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Seoul National University (SNU), and his master’s degree in CSE and bachelor’s degree in EE & CSE (double major) from POSTECH.

Postdoctoral Researcher, Seoul National University

Dongup Kwon

Junki Park is COO/CFO and co-founder of MangoBoost, Inc. He is responsible for Operations, Finance, Investor Relations, and Administrative functions.

Prior to MangoBoost, Junki served as a Semiconductor Venture Capitalist at Samsung Ventures. It was there he observed that DPU innovation was imminent in the server/data center industry.

He was a Research Fellow and IT consultant at the Samsung Economic Research Institute, Samsung’s in-house think tank, and his primary clients were Samsung Group and Samsung Electronics DS. He has a PhD degree in Economics and a BS degree in Engineering from Seoul National University.

Semiconductor Venture Capitalist, Samsung Venture Investment Corp.

Research Fellow/IT Consultant, Samsung Economic Research Institute.

PhD in Economics, Seoul NationalUniversity

BS in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Seoul National University

Junki Park

Dr. Hoe has been a Technical Advisor to Mangoboost, Inc. since 2023. Starting summer 2024, Dr. Hoe will be on leave from Carnegie Mellon University to join Mangoboost as a Technical Fellow.

Dr. Hoe, a professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), has 30 years of research experience in computer architecture, reconfigurable computing, and high-level hardware description and synthesis. Dr. Hoe’s current research focus is on FPGA tools and architecture.

From 2021 to 2023, he was the Principal Investigator leading the Intel/VMware Crossroads 3D-FPGA Academic Research Center. Dr. Hoe received his PhD in EECS from MIT in 2000 (S.M., 1994) and his BS in EECS from UC Berkeley in 1992. He is an IEEE Fellow.

Director, Intel/VMware Crossroads 3D-FPGA Academic Research Center

Associate Professor, Carnegie Mellon University

Assistant Professor, Carnegie Mellon University

James Hoe

Executive  Team

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Our leadership

We strive to continuously improve and perfect the most advanced solutions in computer system technology on the market.

Excellence

We generate trust with our clients, as well as on our team. Through collaboration, we know we can achieve even more technological breakthroughs.

Trust

We value honesty and openness with each other and our clients. We know that great scientific work is done with the utmost transparency.

Integrity

We see our values as guiding principles that keep us mission-focused and driven to do great work

We enable

scalable, fast

and cost-effective

datacenters

Mangoboost provides composable, customer-optimized DPUs

MangoBoost’s Top-Tier Papers

Our Mission and Vision

Our Values

Our leadership

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We enable

scalable, fast

and cost-effective

datacenters

Mangoboost provides composable, customer-optimized DPUs

MangoBoost’s Top-Tier Papers

Our Mission and Vision

Our Values

Our leadership

Executive Team

Advisory Team

Careers at MangoBoost

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