ADATA Technology, manufacturer of memory modules and storage units, presented its latest advances at the CES 2026 technology fair, where it also exhibited the innovations of its business storage brand TRUSTA, the solutions of ADATA Industrial and the news of its gamer brand XPG.
«Our presence at CES 2026 focused on three key zones: AI Innovation, Smart Living and Gaming Lifestyle. The AI Innovation zone presented hybrid memory and storage solutions, intelligent management software for Edge Computing, and Gen5 SSD for PCs with AI,» he highlighted. Fabio Selvaggio, Country Manager of ADATA/XPG for Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay. And he added: «The Smart Life zone presented the industry’s first 4-RANK DDR5 CUDIMM memory, sustainable DDR5 memory, external SSDs equipped with USB4 and NFC technology, and integrated storage solutions. Meanwhile, in the gamer zone, XPG stood out with innovative thermal solutions and a complete new line of new products that establish a high-performance gaming ecosystem.»
TRUSTA: Hybrid storage and memory for efficient AI deployment
The AI Innovation zone was led by ADATA’s enterprise storage brand, TRUSTA, with its “TRUSTA AI Scaler Toolkit,” a software-defined architecture that offloads parts of large language models (LLM) for inference workloads, enabling flexible resource allocation between GPUs, DRAM and SSDs. This adaptable architecture provides an on-premise AI deployment solution for small and medium-sized businesses, schools, and nonprofit institutions to improve efficiency and accessibility.
«To address the power consumption and carbon emissions challenges of AI data centers, TRUSTA introduced the high-end T7P5 PCIe 5.0 SSD. It offers read and write speeds of up to 13500 and 10300 MB/s, respectively, and a power efficiency of 447 MB/s per Watt, approximately 1.6 times greater than comparable products. Additionally, it features industry-leading durability of up to 3 DWPD. TRUSTA also expanded its memory portfolio with DDR5 RDIMM, offering up to 6400 MT/s and 128 GB capacity to support next-generation data center and AI computing requirements,” he detailed. Fabio Selvaggio.
Industrial solutions for Edge Computing
Facing the demand for intelligent upgrades in industrial equipment and Edge Computing, ADATA Industrial demonstrated hardware-software integration capabilities and earned recognition at the “Taiwan Excellence Awards 2026.”
The brand introduced A+ IntelliManager, a proprietary intelligent management platform and analytics tool that offers cloud-based management, remote SSD control, and multi-device integration.
“The award-winning Industrial PCIe Gen4 U.2 IU2P41BP SSD features high performance, high QoS, and capacities up to 8TB to support the massive model computing and data throughput requirements of AI servers,” said ADATA/XPG Country Manager.
In the field of industrial memory modules, ADATA launched the ECC CU-DIMM DDR5 and CSO-DIMM 7200, using PMIC (Power Management Integrated Circuit) architecture and wide temperature range design to ensure data stability during high-speed computing and facilitate a solid computing foundation for Edge AI, industrial control and smart devices.
Sustainable Computing for Smart Living
ADATA, in collaboration with MSI and Intel, introduced the industry’s first high-capacity 4-RANK DDR5 CUDIMM memory module, offering up to 128 GB per module and doubling the capacity of conventional 2-RANK designs while ensuring stable operation on Intel Z890 prototype platforms.
ADATA also showcased DDR5 CUDIMM and CSODIMM memory modules with speeds up to 7200 MT/s and 64GB capacity, designed for professional AI and Big Data workloads.
«ADATA leads a sustainable future through innovative technology, with products such as the XPG NOVAKEY RGB DDR5 memory, double winner of the ‘CES 2026 Best of Innovation’ and ‘Taiwan Excellence 2026’ awards. With an infinity mirror design and using 50% recycled aluminum and 85% PCR (post-consumer recycled) materials, it offers speeds of 8000 MT/s and 32 GB capacity for high-performance gaming,» he highlighted. Fabio Selvaggio.
In mobile computing, ADATA introduced portable SSDs with capacity up to 4TB, capable of maintaining stability and high speed during AI processing and high-load workflows. For added product sustainability, the Project BulletX uses 50% recycled aluminum and 85% PCR materials and is equipped with a USB4 interface for transfer speeds of up to 4000 MB/s. Meanwhile, Project TapSafe uses 50% PCR materials and has NFC unlocking to ensure data security.
«ADATA also exhibited a full range of integrated memory solutions to meet the needs of the AIoT (Artificial Intelligence of Things) and wearable devices markets. The line includes low-power eMMC 5.1 for longer battery life, efficient ePOP to reduce power loss, and ultra-fast UFS 3.1 for superior system performance,» explained the ADATA/XPG executive.
XPG: innovative aesthetics and better thermal performance for gaming
At CES, XPG introduced the high-end INVADER
The new DOCK enclosure adopts XPG’s signature triangular exoskeleton structure, fusing a sustainable open frame design with recycled materials.
In cooling, the LEVANTE VIEW PRO 360 offers 340W (TDP) capacity and a 6.7-inch curved screen, while the MAESTRO VIEW and INFINITY air coolers offer 230W TDP with full compatibility with Intel LGA 1851 and AMD AM5.
Furthermore, to respond to the power needs of high-end video cards, XPG expanded its line of SFX power supplies with the PYMCORE SFX Platinum 1000W. Meanwhile, the CYBERCORE III 1200W has a semi-digital architecture and 100% Japanese capacitors, incorporating GPU overload monitoring to handle power spikes.
“In addition, the new NIMBUS PLUS and NIMBUS gaming chairs highlighted the brand’s commitment to ergonomic comfort and design aesthetics,” he said. Fabio Selvaggiowho concluded: “ADATA products and technologies at CES 2026 offer a next-generation experience for gamers, content creators, professionals and companies.”
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