AIC, Inc. has announced its participation in Computex 2025, one of the world´s largest technology exhibitions, taking place in Taipei, Taiwan. At this global event, AIC is set to demonstrate a suite of next-generation storage and computing solutions tailored for artificial intelligence applications. The company, together with its partners, aims to empower a broad range of artificial intelligence workloads by unveiling cutting-edge hardware and integrated systems designed for modern data challenges.
Visitors to AIC´s booth will get a first look at several core advancements. Among the highlights is ´Next-Gen AI Storage´, built on PCIe Gen6 and CXL technologies, which are engineered to meet the demanding requirements of future artificial intelligence tasks. The introduction of advanced storage controllers is poised to significantly boost throughput and efficiency for complex workloads. AIC will also present sophisticated storage solutions that incorporate Data Processing Units (DPUs) on Bluefield-based platforms, enabling optimized data handling for large-scale artificial intelligence deployments.
Another notable innovation is GPU integration with remote storage, which blends AIC´s storage servers with high-performance GPUs to optimize micro-services architecture and facilitate efficient remote storage. In addition, AIC will showcase its new S3 RDMA solutions, leveraging RDMA technology to deliver NVIDIA BlueField storage systems. These systems support both BlueField storage cards and AIC´s F2026 and F2032 storage subsystems, providing enhanced data management performance for artificial intelligence-driven workloads.
Michael Liang, CEO and president of AIC, emphasized the company´s commitment to solving customer challenges with innovative and scalable artificial intelligence solutions. He expressed enthusiasm for presenting these technological breakthroughs and for the opportunity to engage with industry leaders at Computex 2025. Through these continued advancements, AIC positions itself at the forefront of next-generation artificial intelligence infrastructure, targeting the evolving needs of data-centric enterprises and researchers.
