Maxwell Labs Welcomes Former CTO Seagate Government Solutions Henry Newman as Investor and Strategic Advisor

St. Paul, MN – January 18, 2024 – Maxwell Labs, Inc. (www.mxllabs.com), a global leader in photonic cooling technology for AI and high-performance computing (HPC), is excited to announce the addition of Former CTO Seagate Government Solutions Henry Newman to its leadership team. As an Investor and Strategic Advisor, Newman brings a wealth of experience in technology leadership, innovation, and sustainability, aligning perfectly with Maxwell Labs’ mission to revolutionize data center cooling.

Newman’s extensive background includes leadership roles as CEO and CTO in multiple successful tech ventures, with a notable achievement being the sale of Instrumental to Seagate Technology. His expertise in fundraising, software development, and market strategy, combined with his experience in navigating U.S. Government SBIR programs, positions him as a critical asset to Maxwell Labs as the company pioneers radiative cooling technology for next-generation data centers.

“We are incredibly fortunate to have Henry join us at this critical stage of our growth,” said Jacob Balma, CEO of Maxwell Labs. “His track record in scaling tech companies and his passion for innovation make him an ideal partner as we push the boundaries of what’s possible in sustainable, high-performance computing.”

Henry Newman shared his excitement, stating, “I’m thrilled to be part of a team that’s on the cutting edge of not only technology but also environmental impact. Maxwell Labs’ photonic cooling technology has the potential to transform the data center industry, dramatically reducing energy consumption, and I’m eager to contribute to their mission of sustainability and innovation.”

About Maxwell Labs
Maxwell Labs, based in St. Paul, MN, is leading the charge in photonic cooling technology for AI hardware and HPC systems. Our patented solution leverages nanophotonics and materials science to transform heat into light, setting new standards for cooling efficiency and chip performance. As AI and HPC workloads escalate, traditional cooling methods struggle to keep pace. Maxwell Labs’ photonic cooling technology enables higher clock speeds, denser compute power, and significantly reduces energy consumption, paving the way for sustainable, photonically cooled data centers. Visit www.mxllabs.com for more information.