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March 21, 2025

SupremeRAID™ AE Featured in CRN for NVIDIA GTC 2025

13 AI-Focused Storage Offerings On Display At Nvidia GTC 2025

By Joseph F. Kovar / March 19, 2025, 4:30 PM EDT

While some of the top storage vendors pledged support for the new Nvidia AI Data Platform reference design for AI infrastructure and AI inference, others introduce a wide range of hardware and software aimed at expanding the overall AI ecosystem.

Graid Technology SupremeRAID™ AE (AI Edition)

Santa Clara, Calif.-based Graid used Nvidia GTC 2025 to introduce its SupremeRAID AE (AI Edition), which was designed to help enterprises running GPU servers and AI workloads deliver optimized data management with GPUDirect Storage (GDS) and an Intelligent Data Offload Engine. By enabling direct NVMe-to-GPU transfers, it helps eliminate bottlenecks and reduces latency for faster model training and inference. Its offload engine optimizes GPU utilization by handling data tasks, freeing GPU resources for AI processing. SupremeRAID AE supports NVMe-oF for scalable AI storage, and provides enterprise-grade RAID protection to help ensure uninterrupted access to critical datasets. Its flexible GPU deployment model allows enterprises to scale workloads while maximizing AI infrastructure performance.

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