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August 5, 2023

FMS 2023 Speaker Session: Benefits of NVMe SSDs with RAID Offload

👉  Don't miss our Flash Memory Summit Speaker Session!
DCTR-303-1: Enterprise Storage Part 1
Thurs August 10, 2023 11:00 AM / Santa Clara Convention Center, Ballroom E
"NVMe SSDs with RAID Offload for the Data Center: Testing Activities & Performance Results"

Say goodbye to performance bottlenecks and hello to enhanced server capabilities! Join us, as well as our global partners, at Flash Memory Summit (Santa Clara Convention Center) August 8-10, as we showcase our cutting-edge data storage solution that's changing the game for businesses and organizations worldwide. Visit us at booth #639 to learn more about our revolutionary SupremeRAID™️ GPU-based RAID controller.

Graid Technology Inc., Booth #639: showcasing Supermicro and Western Digital platforms
Supermicro, Booth 1045: showcasing SupremeRAID™️
Western Digital, Booth 521: showcasing SupremeRAID™️
Dapustor, Booth 955: showcasing SupremeRAID™️

Don't miss an opportunity to meet our leadership team and learn how you can challenge the status quo for high performance workloads with SupremeRAID™️. Book a meeting now! Email [email protected] today or complete the contact form below.

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Graid Technology CEO Leander Yu and VP of Product Development Alven Yen explain how moving RAID processing onto the GPU breaks the bottleneck traditional controllers cannot solve, delivering 36 million GPU-initiated IOPS for AI infrastructure.