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June 4, 2025

EVENT: INTEROP 2025 Tokyo

🚀 Graid Technology is heading to Interop Japan from June 11–13!

Join us at co-booth 7T28 with MiTAC and Infinitix to experience the future of high-performance computing storage.

At the event, Graid Technology will collaborate to showcase the MiTAC B8261T85E24HR-2T—equipped with 24 bays and SupremeRAID™ SR-1010— delivering unmatched HPC storage performance. This system is ideal for cutting-edge environments like synchrotron radiation facilities and other demanding workloads.

👉 Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with our experts and see the future of data acceleration in action!



—Interop 25 Tokyo —

📍 Where: MAKUHARI MESSE  (CHIBA JAPAN)
📅 When: 2025 JUNE 11-13
🔗 Learn more: https://www.interop.jp/2025/en/

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