Indilinx, Inc. is a South Korean-based solid-state drive (SSD) controller manufacturer. Their R&D Head Office is in South Korea, and their Business Headquarters is in California. They are a wholly owned subsidiary of OCZ Technology.

Indilinx's main product, as of Q3, 2009, is their Barefoot Flash controller hardware and software for solid state drives, which is used by many major SSD manufacturers.

With the SATA 2 data transfer protocol increasingly proving to be the bottleneck for SSD performance, Indilinx is working on a new SSD controller named Jet Stream supporting the SATA 3 protocol.

Indilinx was established on October 19, 2006 by Bumsoo Kim, Guiyoung Lee, and Hyunmo Chung. Their first office was in Bundang, South Korea. In December 2006 Indilinx was certified as a venture company by the KIBO Technology Fund. In February 2007 they moved to their Advanced Technology Research Center in Seangnam City, South Korea.

In March 2011, OCZ acquired Indilinx Co., Ltd, a privately held fabless provider of flash controller silicon and software for SSDs. OCZ gained intellectual property including approximately 20 patents and patent applications related to the business, for approximately $32 million of OCZ common stock. Following its acquisition, Indilinx will continue to produce and supply its line of controller products to SSD manufacturers and OEMs on a global basis. The Indilinx controller business, and its 45 employees, will remain intact under the leadership of Bumsoo Kim, the founder and President of Indilinx, and Hyunmo Chung, Indilinx's Chief Technology Officer.