Gorilla Technology names Thomas Sennhauser as infrastructure CTO

Gorilla Technology Group Inc. (NASDAQ: GRRR) appointed Thomas Sennhauser as Chief Technology Officer of Infrastructure Practice, the company announced.

Sennhauser will oversee the design, construction, and global delivery of the company's AI data centers, GPU-as-a-Service platforms, and national-scale digital infrastructure programs. He previously contributed to Gorilla's $1.4 billion Freyr infrastructure program across Southeast Asia.

In his new role, Sennhauser will report to Dr. Raj Natarajan, Gorilla's Chief Technology Officer. He will continue serving on the company's Board of Directors in a non-independent capacity.

"Thomas is a life-long technologist, builder, strategist, and operator," said Jay Chandan, Chairman and CEO of Gorilla Technology. "He has executed infrastructure at scale, led transformations inside some of the most complex organisations in the world."

Sennhauser brings over 30 years of enterprise technology experience. At Intel Corporation, he served as CTO and Business Lead for Asia-Pacific & Japan, leading AI, data center and cloud-native infrastructure programs. At Hewlett Packard Enterprise, he was CTO of the Enterprise Group APJ, launching NFV/SDN capabilities across telecommunications companies and scaling IoT platforms.

He also held positions at Swisscom and HPE Consulting, building telco consulting practices and managing strategic architecture for Tier-1 operators.

Gorilla Technology provides solutions in Security Intelligence, Network Intelligence, Business Intelligence and IoT technology across government, manufacturing, telecommunications, retail, transportation, healthcare and education sectors.

The company expects to release third-quarter 2025 financial results in mid-November, according to the press release.

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