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Business Wire
4 days ago
- Automotive
- Business Wire
Phison and Supermicro Collaboration Delivers Unmatched Storage Density for AI and Hyperscale Workloads
SAN JOSE--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Phison Electronics (8299TT), a global leader in NAND flash controllers and storage solutions, is collaborating to showcase one of the most advanced server solutions in the market with Supermicro, a total IT solution provider for AI/ML, HPC, cloud, storage and 5G/edge, to address growing demand to support high-density workloads. Through this collaboration, customers using Supermicro's Petascale Storage Family will be able to leverage Phison's high-capacity 122.88 TB Pascari D205V SSD, featuring a unique E3.L form factor and Gen5 NVMe performance. The result is a purpose-built solution to redefine the possibilities of storage density, thermal efficiency, and scalability in enterprise infrastructure. As enterprises tackle infrastructure shifts to support data-intensive workloads such as AI and machine learning training, real-time analytics and cloud-scale storage, striking a balance between high-performance and scalable capacity is more critical than ever. Through this collaboration, Phison will deliver storage solutions to support Supermicro's Petascale Storage with unmatched capacity per slot, enabling users to reduce total rack space, lower operational costs and simplify infrastructure planning at scale, whether at the edge or in the data center. The E3.L form factor is part of the broader EDSFF family offered in the Pascari D-Series and is specifically engineered for high-density, high-performance environments and designed to be hot-pluggable and front-accessible. Compared to legacy U.2 and U.3 designs, E3.L offers a longer form factor which unlocks double the capacity compared to E3.S as well as improved airflow and thermal management, making it ideal for AI training clusters, hyperscale environments, and dense edge deployments where cooling and space are critical constraints. 'This innovative collaboration with Supermicro sets a precedent to keep pace with the increasing storage demands of tomorrow,' said Michael Wu, GM and President at Phison US. 'Customers can expect their storage solutions to have built-in scalability and cost optimizing features from the drive to the rack architecture.' The Pascari D205V and Supermicro solutions will be in Supermicro's display at FMS booth #846. To learn more visit the Pascari web page and Phison blog. About Phison Electronics Corporation Phison Electronics is a global leader in NAND flash controllers and storage solutions, powering more than one in every five SSDs shipped worldwide. Phison has grown into a multi-billion-dollar company with over 4,500 employees—70% of which are dedicated to R&D – and more than 2,000 patents. The company's innovations include aiDAPTIV+, an award-winning AI solution for affordable LLM training and inferencing on-premises, and Pascari, a portfolio of ultra-high-performance enterprise SSDs purpose-built for data-intensive workloads across AI, cloud, and hyperscale data centers.
Malaysiakini
27-07-2025
- Business
- Malaysiakini
Nurul Izzah shares untold tale of USB drive creator's return to M'sia
PKR deputy president Nurul Izzah Anwar shared today her behind-the-scenes role in reportedly helping USB flash drive inventor Pua Khien Seng set up a new business venture in Malaysia. Pua was born in Malaysia but made a name for himself in Taiwan, where he is based. He is a co-founder of Phison, a major player in the tech world.
Malaysiakini
27-07-2025
- Business
- Malaysiakini
Nurul Izzah shares unknown tale of USB drive creator's return to M'sia
PKR deputy president Nurul Izzah Anwar shared today her behind-the-scenes role in reportedly helping USB flash drive inventor Pua Khien Seng set up a new business venture in Malaysia. Pua was born in Malaysia but made a name for himself in Taiwan, where he is based. He is a co-founder of Phison, a major player in the tech world.
New Straits Times
06-07-2025
- Business
- New Straits Times
More than a trade fair: Taiwan Expo strengthens Malaysia's innovation agenda
THE buzz may have died down at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, but the impact of the recently concluded Taiwan Expo 2025 continues to reverberate strongly across industries and conversations. Making its largest showing yet in Malaysia, the three-day event from June 23 to 25 wasn't just a showcase of Taiwan's technological prowess, it was a vibrant, forward-looking celebration of innovation, partnership and cultural exchange. At the heart of this 8th edition was one undeniable force: artificial intelligence. From AI-powered lung cancer screening and smart cybersecurity systems to responsive mechanical skin and autonomous guided tour robots, Taiwan brought cutting-edge breakthroughs to the Malaysian stage. A total of 32 leading AI companies took part, offering real-life applications that sparked the imagination of industry insiders and curious visitors alike. Highlights included Phison's next-gen AI storage solutions, Touché Solutions' tactile tech and DeepXray's medical imaging breakthroughs. Even education and finance sectors were not left out — ThinkCloud and NUWA Robotics presented AI-driven tools that could redefine learning and digital security. "This is more than just an expo. It is a gateway into the future. Taiwan's innovation ecosystem is thriving, and we are proud to share it with our Malaysian partners," said Simon Wang, president & chief executive officer of TAITRA, during the opening ceremony. A TASTE OF TAIWAN'S SOUL But it wasn't all circuits and algorithms. The newly introduced Taiwan Select Food Culture Pavilion offered a delectable journey into Taiwan's rich food heritage, pairing award-winning halal-certified snacks and clean-label products with the delicate ritual of a traditional tea ceremony. The sensory appeal of Taiwan's soft power was on full display — from smart lifestyle gadgets to culturally rich artisanal products. The diversity of exhibits reflected Taiwan's wide-ranging strengths: sustainability solutions like smart water towers and energy-saving tech stood alongside beautifully crafted home innovations, showing how thoughtful design and technology can transform everyday living. The Taiwan Expo wasn't just about displaying innovation; it was about building bridges. Supported by 26 Malaysian industry associations, the event underscored Taiwan's position as a valuable trading partner. With bilateral trade reaching USD 39.1 billion in 2024 and showing a 36.8 per cent growth in early 2025, the synergy between Malaysia's manufacturing might and Taiwan's tech expertise was undeniable. "Malaysia and Taiwan are natural partners. Our industries complement each other, and events like this foster the kind of collaborations that drive economic progress," said Ng Sze Han, Selangor State EXCO for Investment, Trade and Mobility. Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM) president Tan Sri Soh Thian Lai also praised the expo's timely relevance, saying: "What we are seeing here aligns with Malaysia's future direction — smart manufacturing, AI, green tech — it's all in sync with our industrial ambitions." HEARTWARMING HIGH-FIVE The crowd erupted in cheers on the final day as Taiwan Excellence's lovable mascot, FuBear, made history, setting a new Malaysia Book of Records with an astonishing 186 high-fives in just one minute, as proudly announced by Techtrans Taiwan. More than just a gimmick, the effort was a touching collaboration with First City University College, REACH Segamat (a centre for children with autism), and PSJKM, proving that even a tech-heavy event can carry emotional warmth and community spirit. THE LEGACY LIVES ON Though the booths have been packed away and the crowds dispersed, the Taiwan Expo 2025 has left an indelible mark. It wasn't just an exhibition — it was a statement: of shared futures, mutual respect, and a commitment to innovation that enhances life on every level. Malaysia may have said goodbye to the expo — for now — but the connections made, technologies introduced and friendships formed are already paving the way for what's next.
Forbes
24-06-2025
- Business
- Forbes
Kioxia, StorOne, Phison And Marvell Deliver Storage And Memory For AI
AI Data Growth Artificial Intelligence training and inference are a major factor in increasing digital storage and memory demand growth. According to a recent announcement from the Dell'Oro Group, the AI expansion cycle led to a 62% year over year growth in Q1 2025 in telecommunications, security, networks and data center industries, including memory and storage. Let's look at some recent storage announcements to support AI workloads from Kioxia, StorOne and Phison and Marvell Technologies. Kioxia recently announced its single port CD9P Series PCIe 5.0 NVMe 2.0 SSDs built with the company's 8thgeneration BiCS Flash TLC-based 3D flash memories (with 330 layers--?). These products also incorporate the company's CMOS directly Bonded to Array technology to boost power efficiency, performance, and storage density. Images of the product family are shown below. Kioxia CD9P SSD Product Family According to Kioxia, the CD9P Series is purpose-built for these next-generation environments, delivering the speed and responsiveness required by AI, machine learning, and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads to ensure GPUs stay fed with data and operating at maximum efficiency. The product is available in EDSFF E3.S form factor with 1.6-30.72 TB capacities and 2.5-inch U.2 form factor with 1.6-61.44TB capacities. The CD9P Series 15.36 TB model delivers approximately 60% and 45% improvements in sequential read and write speeds per watt, respectively, compared to the previous generation Kioxia SSD. It also achieves gains of approximately 55% and 100% in random read and write performance per watt, measured in thousands of IOPS (KIOPS), respectively. The product is being sampled to select customers and was on display at the on-going HPE Discover Las Vegas event. The table below gives more details on this model's performance with different workflows. CD9P Performance versus Workloads StorOne unveiled its ONEai, Automated AI Solution Optimized for Enterprise Data Storage in partnership with SSD company, Phison Electronics. StorONE integrated Phison's aiDAPTIV+ AI capabilities into the StorONE enterprise storage system to accelerate AI deployment and deliver domain specific responses on the stored data for end users. The Prompt: Get the week's biggest AI news on the buzziest companies and boldest breakthroughs, in your Subscribed! You're Subscribed! According to StorOne, ONEai leverages AI GPU and memory optimization, intelligent data placement and built-in support for LLM inferencing and fine-tuning directly within the storage framework, offering an efficient, AI-integrated system with minimal setup complexity. With ONEai, users benefit from reduced power, operational and hardware costs, enhanced GPU performance and on-premises LLM training and inferencing on proprietary organizational data. Marvell Technology, Inc. announced that it has expanded its custom technology platform with the launch of a 2nm custom Static Random Access Memory (SRAM), designed to boost the performance of custom XPUs and devices powering cloud data centers and AI clusters. It also introduced its Package Integrated Voltage Regulator (PIVR) power solutions, which it says enable hyperscalers to enhance the performance, efficiency and return on investment (ROI) of AI and cloud infrastructure. This custom SRAM delivers up to 6 gigabits of high-speed memory. Marvell said that it had previously introduced its CXL technology for integration into custom silicon to add terabytes of memory and supplemental compute capacity to cloud servers and unveiled custom HBM technology that increases memory capacity by up to 33% while reducing the space and power required for dense high-bandwidth memory (HBM) stacks inside XPUs. AI drives storage and memory demand. Kioxia, StorOne, Phison and Marvell Technologies announced digital storage and memory applications to support diverse AI workloads.
