SAN FRANCISCO, Sep 2, 2026 — Frothly today announced the appointment of Dr. Pasqal Haneumann as Chief Technology Officer. He will be responsible for the institute’s technical infrastructure, including the systems that run the Turing Registry, the Glossia relay network and the Lazarus archive.
Dr. Haneumann joins Frothly after two decades maintaining industrial control systems, most recently as chief engineer for a fleet of long-haul vessels operated by the von Valancius family. He is known in the field for keeping decades-old systems running long after their manufacturers had given up on them.
He succeeds the institute’s interim technology leadership and will be based at Frothly’s San Francisco headquarters.
“Every system deserves to be understood. Most of them, in my experience, also deserve to be thanked. I intend to do both.”
About Frothly
Frothly is an independent, not-for-profit research institute founded in San Francisco in 1984. It studies the systems that increasingly think, remember and decide on our behalf, and builds public infrastructure to keep them accountable, including the Turing Registry, the Glossia protocol and the Lazarus archive. Frothly holds no shares, sells no products and accepts no funding with conditions on its findings.