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November 3, 2025

Graid Technology at SC25

St. Louis | November 16–21 | Booth 4041

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We’re heading to Super Compute 2025 (SC25) in St. Louis! Visit Graid Technology in Booth 4041 to explore how SupremeRAID™ is redefining performance for high-demand data environments—from AI and machine learning to HPC and enterprise infrastructure.

This year, we’re highlighting our formal agreement with Intel® VROC, expanding the possibilities for both CPU- and GPU-based RAID architectures across next-generation platforms.

Get hands-on with the full SupremeRAID™ product family, including:

  • SupremeRAID™ AE (AI Edition): Designed for AI and machine learning workloads that demand sustained, parallel throughput.
  • SupremeRAID™ HE (High Availability Edition): Built for clustered HPC environments, with cross-node protection and resilient data performance.
  • SupremeRAID™ Ultra, Pro, and Core: Scalable NVMe RAID solutions delivering unmatched speed, efficiency, and flexibility for modern data centers.

Plus, discover SupremeRAID™ technology showcased throughout the show floor at our partners’ booths:

  • Supermicro – Booth 3504
  • ASRock Rack – Booth 1534
  • ASUS – Booth 3732
  • ATTO Technology – Booth 4625
  • QCT – Booth 2335

Experience firsthand how SupremeRAID™ by Graid Technology is transforming what’s possible for high-performance computing. Find us in booth #4041.

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