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March 12, 2026

Join Graid Technology at NVIDIA GTC 2026

Graid Technology is proud to exhibit at NVIDIA GTC, the premier global AI conference bringing together innovators shaping the future of accelerated computing.

An idle GPU is the most expensive thing in your data center.

AI models are being pushed to handle millions of tokens — and when long-context workloads overflow HBM, most systems hit a wall. Slow storage shatters the illusion of in-memory performance, and your GPUs pay the price. Graid Technology delivers NVMe at near-memory speeds, so KV Cache overflow is seamless and your GPUs keep running at full tilt. Data protection comes standard. No overhead, no tradeoffs.

We're at NVIDIA GTC 2026 next week — come see it in action!

📍 San Jose McEnery Convention Center | Booth 112🗓️ March 16–19, 2026

And catch us at two partner speaking sessions on Tuesday, March 17:

🎤 Building the Storage Backbone for AIGraid Technology & Altos | 2:00 PM PST | Altos Booth 210

🎤 Building the Future of AI StorageGraid Technology & ASUS | 4:00 PM PST | ASUS Booth 1523

GTC is next week. Find us at Booth 112 and see why your storage might be stalling your GPUs!

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Don't miss our joint speaker session with Supermicro, where we'll walk through scaling approaches across every tier, from single-server to rack-scale to monolithic deployments, and show how dense NVMe GPU platforms paired with SupremeRAID™ turn SSDs into a high-performance, protected KV cache tier. If storage is becoming your AI infrastructure bottleneck, this is the session to catch. See you at FMS 2026!
Graid Technology has achieved an industry-first benchmark: 100 million IOPS on a protected RAID 5 volume for GPU-initiated I/O, built from 32 KIOXIA XD8 NVMe SSDs. The result shows that resilient NVMe storage can now operate at the scale that current and future AI deployments require, which is especially significant for environments that require both extreme performance and enterprise-class data protection. In benchmark testing with a WholeGraph training workload, [...]
Every NVMe array pays a hidden storage tax — either 12–18% of line rate lost to a hardware RAID controller, or 18–28% of host CPU consumed by software RAID. With enterprise NVMe pricing up ~257% since Q2 2025, that tax now hits a much bigger check. SupremeRAID™ eliminates both halves by running RAID I/O on an NVIDIA GPU: full line-rate throughput, CPU cores returned to your applications, enterprise-grade protection on one card.