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Graid Technology is proud to announce that it has been recognized in the 2026 Taiwan AI Awards
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June 30, 2026

Graid Technology Recognized at the 2026 Taiwan AI Awards

Graid Technology is proud to announce that it has been recognized in the 2026 Taiwan AI Awards, standing out among 137 outstanding companies.

This recognition highlights Graid Technology’s commitment to advancing AI infrastructure through GPU-powered storage acceleration and high-performance data protection solutions.

As AI infrastructure continues to evolve, the memory hierarchy is being redefined. When HBM is not enough, AI systems turn to DRAM; when DRAM is not enough, SSD becomes the next layer of scale. In this new AI computing architecture, storage is no longer a passive backend resource. It is becoming a critical performance layer that determines how AI systems scale, accelerate, and operate efficiently.

Graid Technology is proud to extend GPU-powered storage acceleration technology into the AI era, helping organizations unlock higher performance, stronger data protection, and greater infrastructure scalability for modern AI workloads.

This achievement would not have been possible without the dedication of our team and the continued trust and support of our customers and partners. Graid Technology looks forward to continuing to push the boundaries of AI storage and helping shape the future of AI infrastructure.

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