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August 6, 2025

Event: Dell Technologies Summit Beijing

From desktop to AI to HPC — your workloads deserve more than traditional RAID.

In today’s data battlefield, whoever controls big data controls the future. To win, enterprises need more than storage — they need a weapon, SupremeRAID™. On August 15, Graid Technology joins the Dell Technologies Summit Beijing to accelerate a new era of storage innovation. As we dive deeper into the market, we’re delivering performance breakthroughs where they matter most.


— 2025 Dell Technologies Summit Beijing —
🗓 Date: August 15th, 2025
📍 Location: China World Hotel, Beijing
📫 Address: No.1 Jianguomenwai Avenue, Beijing, China
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Graid Technology has achieved an industry-first benchmark: 100 million IOPS on a protected RAID 5 volume for GPU-initiated I/O, built from 32 KIOXIA XD8 NVMe SSDs. The result shows that resilient NVMe storage can now operate at the scale that current and future AI deployments require, which is especially significant for environments that require both extreme performance and enterprise-class data protection. In benchmark testing with a WholeGraph training workload, [...]
Every NVMe array pays a hidden storage tax — either 12–18% of line rate lost to a hardware RAID controller, or 18–28% of host CPU consumed by software RAID. With enterprise NVMe pricing up ~257% since Q2 2025, that tax now hits a much bigger check. SupremeRAID™ eliminates both halves by running RAID I/O on an NVIDIA GPU: full line-rate throughput, CPU cores returned to your applications, enterprise-grade protection on one card.
Graid Technology is excited to join the AI Powered Data Centre Conference 2026 as a Silver Partner in Mumbai, India. As AI workloads continue to drive new demands on data centre infrastructure, we will showcase how SupremeRAID™ GPU-accelerated NVMe RAID helps reduce storage bottlenecks, improve data protection, and enable higher performance for AI, HPC, and next-generation data centres.