Innodisk adds data-centre SSDs and server memory for AI workloads

Nov 12, 2026
The industrial storage maker is moving into AI servers with PCIe Gen5 drives that read at up to 14 GB/s and high-bandwidth DDR5 memory.

Innodisk, which makes memory and storage for industrial computers, is expanding into AI data centres with new enterprise SSDs and server memory, according to a press release. It is aiming at cloud providers and smaller GPU cloud operators running AI training and inference.

The fastest drive, the 5TS-P, reads at up to 14 GB per second and writes at up to 10 GB per second, for quick access to model weights and data during inference. Other drives handle boot and operating system duties, with protection against data loss in a power cut. On memory, Innodisk is adding high-bandwidth DDR5 modules, which it says AI servers increasingly need as models handle longer inputs.

"Innodisk has developed deep expertise in high-reliability memory and storage technologies and is expanding its presence in the AI data center supply chain," said CC Wu, who runs its flash business. It will show the products at the SC26 supercomputing conference in Chicago from 16 to 19 November.

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