FREMONT, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sep 2, 2026--
Penguin Solutions, Inc. (Nasdaq: PENG ), the AI Factory Platform Company, today announced its participation at AI Infra Summit 2026, taking place September 15-17 at the Santa Clara Convention Center. Penguin will host product demonstrations at booth #520 and deliver a speaking session during the conference program.
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The AI Infra Summit brings together industry professionals who represent every layer of the AI infrastructure stack including compute, memory, interconnects, networking layers, and more working together to meet the growing demand of inference and agentic AI.
As enterprises shift from AI training to inference and agentic workloads, the speed and accuracy with which they can access data increasingly determines the cost of running those workloads. Penguin is addressing that constraint through its Full-Stack AI Factory Platform, including its MemoryAI KV Cache Server designed to improve performance for large language model inference and helps organizations achieve measurable ROI.
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Penguin will display several demonstrations at its booth #520 that will give participants a firsthand view of its innovative AI solutions.
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About Penguin Solutions
Penguin Solutions is the AI Factory Platform Company. We design, build, and manage next-generation data centers for enterprises, sovereign AI initiatives, and neocloud providers.
With deep design expertise at the intersection of data center AI infrastructure and memory solutions, our Full-Stack AI Factory Platform combines differentiated infrastructure software, advanced memory, compute systems, end-to-end services, and industry-leading partner technologies to help customers accelerate deployment, optimize token economics, and maximize the return on their AI investments.
Learn more at PenguinSolutions.com.
Penguin Solutions MemoryAI KV cache server utilizes CXL memory technology to address the critical "memory wall" challenge in AI inferencing. The innovative solution delivers up to 11 TB of CXL-based memory engineered to optimize performance of enterprise scale inference, including agentic AI.
TOKYO (AP) — The head of the Asian Football Confederation said Friday the body is endorsing Gianni Infantino for another term as FIFA president.
The AFC has 47 member confederations. Even if all the members do not follow the direction of Sheikh Salman bin Ibrahim Al Khalifa, the AFC president, those votes could be a key to guaranteeing another mandate for Infantino, who leads the governing body of world soccer and is seeking a fourth term.
The FIFA election is in March and the deadline for candidates to file against Infantino is Nov. 18. So far none has filed.
Sheikh Salman, speaking at the body's extraordinary congress meeting in Tokyo on Friday, embraced Infantino with a large hug in front of the membership as he delivered his endorsement.
“We affirm our full commitment to supporting you and your leadership as you seek a new mandate as the FIFA president.” Sheikh Salman said. “You’ve visited a lot of countries in Asia. I’ve spoken to a lot of members within this continent. I know your feeling and I think your commitment is clear as well.”
Addressing his remarks to Infantino, Sheikh Salman indicated not every AFC members would go along with the endorsement, but most will.
“My feeling is, I’m sure, the feeling of most of my members,” Sheikh Salman said. “And I’ve said that to you.”
This is an abrupt turnaround for Sheikh Salman. Just over two months ago, the AFC joined the soccer governing bodies of Europe, and North and Central America in saying that Infantino had committed a “fundamental breach of trust.”
Infantino apologized last week in Zurich to FIFA's 37-member ruling council — which he chairs — for “mistakes” he made in assembling a now-scrapped $4.2 billion plan for the World Cup.
Sheikh Salman referenced the differences with Infantino in his speech, but glossed over any details.
“Gianni I want to make it clear, Yes, we had some issues we spoke about in the past," Sheikh Salman said. "But let’s not relate the two things together. I think the last few days we met in Zurich you made it clear that there’s a true understanding between us.”
“The past I’m sure is part of our history,” he added, "We've all, I’m sure, learned important lessons from it. What matters now is how we move forward together. I think everyone has questions and I’m sure the answers we be available, whether to us in Asia, or the rest of the world. ”
FIFA's media office has been promoting Infantino's travels around the globe, seeking votes in exchange for more millions of dollars in financial support for small and large soccer countries.
“Thank you for being here,” Sheikh Salman said to Infantino. “I know you have been everywhere. I don’t know how you can do it. But I’m sure that you set a record for being in almost every country.”
Sheikh Salman then joked that, perhaps, Infantino had a “clone."
That drew a laugh. But the largest applause came at the end of his brief address when he again repeated his support for Infantino.
"As one Asian family we are ready to move forward, united in your support, Gianni,” Sheikh Salman added. “I want to make that clear today.”
See AP’s full soccer coverage here
FILE -FIFA President Gianni Infantino arrives to attend the opening game of the Women's U20 World Cup opening match between Poland and Argentina in Katowice, Poland, Saturday, Sept. 5, 2026. (AP Photo/Beata Zawrzel, File)
