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June 23, 2022

NEWS: Graid Technology and Exxact Partnership featured in Storage Newsletter

Exxact Launches SupremeRAID™ Powered NVMe-oF Storage Solution for AI and HPC Workloads

(StorageNewsletter.com, June 22, 2022 at 2:02 pm)

Exxact Corp. is offering NVMeoF storage solutions featuring  Graid SupremeRAID™️.

Exxact Corporation Releases New Graid Supremeraid™ Powered Nvmeof Storage Solution For Ai And Hpc 2206

This line of GPU-accelerated RAID uses AI to eliminate the traditional RAID bottleneck in mass storage, enabling maximum SSD performance for high-intensity workloads.

Graid SupremeRAID™️

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Graid Technologies’s SupremeRAID™️ enables NVMe/NVMe-oF, SAS, and SATA performance in AI-accelerated compute, AFA, and HPC applications while increasing scalability, improving flexibility, and lowering TCO. Designed for both Linux and Windows, it supports RAID levels 0/1/10/5/6/JBOD while the core software license supports up to 32 native NVMe drives.

Exxact  Graid SupremeRAID™️ Compact 1U NVMe of storage

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Exxact  Graid SupremeRAID™️ Dense Flexible 2U NVMe of storage

Exxact Graid Supremeraid Dense Flexible 2u Nvme Of Storage

“By partnering with GRAID, Exxact can help customers unlock the full potential of NVMe SSD performance by leveraging powerful computing and software capabilities to achieve significant performance gain over traditional RAID without requiring any memory caching,”

Andrew Nelson, VP, technology, Exxact

“We are pleased to partner with Exxact to offer flexible, easy-to-configure IT infrastructure solutions that drive technology forward while delivering our customers an incredible competitive advantage in the market,”

Leander Yu, CEO and president, GRAID

About GRAID

Graid Technology is headquartered in Silicon Valley, California with an office in Ontario, CA, and an R&D center in Taipei, Taiwan. Named one of the Ten Hottest Data Storage Startups of 2021 by CRN,  Graid SupremeRAID™ performance is breaking world records as the first NVMe and NVMeoF RAID card to unlock the full potential of your SSD performance: a single SupremeRAID™ card delivers 19 million IOPS and 110GB/s of throughput. For more information on  Graid Technology, visit GRAID or connect with us on Twitter or LinkedIn.

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