DapuStor Highlights AI-Optimized SSD Portfolio at Computex 2026

Jun 10, 2026
DapuStor showcased its enterprise SSD lineup designed for AI workloads at Computex 2026, featuring high-capacity and low-latency models in collaboration with Advantech, Inventec, and Western Digital.

DapuStor showcased its enterprise SSD portfolio for AI infrastructure at Computex 2026, announced in a press release. The company presented high-capacity and low-latency storage solutions designed to support evolving AI workloads, alongside ecosystem partners Advantech, Inventec, and Western Digital.

DapuStor introduced several SSD models optimized for AI applications. The R6060 Gen5 QLC SSD provides up to 245 TB capacity and 14 GB per second sequential read bandwidth, supporting large-scale inference workloads. The X5900 model focuses on low-latency AI inference, achieving random read and write latency as low as 20 and 5 microseconds. The R6101C includes transparent compression for up to 3.5 times effective capacity expansion, while the E1.S SSDs are designed for liquid-cooled server environments.

In joint demonstrations, DapuStor's H5100 U.2 SSD was integrated into Inventec's enterprise server platform, balancing performance and power efficiency. With Advantech, the H5100 E1.S SSD supported compact server architectures for edge computing. At Western Digital’s booth, DapuStor displayed its Gen5 R6 QLC and H5 TLC SSDs designed for read-intensive AI data lakes and rack-space reduction.

The company stated that these collaborations aim to enhance compatibility and performance across AI infrastructure, strengthening DapuStor’s role in enterprise storage ecosystems from edge to data center.

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