DapuStor Shows 512TB SSD for AI Storage at FMS2026
DapuStor showcased a 512TB E2 R6060 SSD, liquid cooled EDSFF designs, and other enterprise SSD products for AI infrastructure at FMS2026, announced in a press release.
The 512TB E2 R6060 SSD doubles the previous 245TB capacity and can provide 1PB with two drives. DapuStor said the drive is designed for scale out storage and AI training clusters. The company also showed high capacity E3.L and E1.L SSDs, an R6 E1.S SSD with cold plate liquid cooling support for GPU servers using GPUDirect Storage workloads, R6 E3.S 32TB TLC and 64TB QLC SSDs, and a J5060 U.2 QLC SSD for Gen4 platforms.
A joint solution from DapuStor and UBIX was named a finalist in the Device Engineering Award category of the FMS 2026 Best of Show Awards. The system uses DapuStor R6100 PCIe 5.0 TLC enterprise SSDs and the UBIX UbiPower 18000 distributed all flash storage platform, and was previously tested in MLPerf Storage v2.0 for AI storage workloads.
DapuStor also presented technical sessions at the event. Chairman and CEO Dr. Yang discussed PCIe technology and enterprise storage, while VP of research and development Xiang Chen and Xiaohongshu technical lead Zhenyu Shu covered large capacity QLC SSDs, including Flexible Data Placement, host SSD collaboration, bandwidth coordination, cache management, and power loss protection.
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