ADATA is set to present its latest storage, memory, and computing solutions at CES 2026 under the theme “Advancing Innovation,” coinciding with its upcoming 25th anniversary; the showcase spans its enterprise storage brand TRUSTA, industrial solutions under ADATA Industrial, and gaming products from XPG, with exhibition zones dedicated to AI Innovation, Everyday Innovation, and Gaming Lifestyle sections.
ADATA @ CES 2026
In the AI Innovation Zone, TRUSTA introduces its new “AI Scaler Toolkit”, which is a software-defined architecture designed to offload parts of LLM inference workloads across GPU, DRAM, and SSD. The brand also presents the PCIe 5.0 T7P5 SSD, delivering up to 13,500 MB/s read and 10,300 MB/s write speeds with 447 MB/s per watt power efficiency and up to 3 DWPD endurance. The enterprise memory portfolio is expanded with DDR5 RDIMM modules capable of up to 6400 MT/s and 128GB capacity for AI and datacenter uses.
For its ADATA Industrial sub-brand, the company introduces a cloud-based smart management platform called A+ IntelliManager for industrial and edge computing devices, along with the IU2P41BP PCIe Gen4 U.2 Industrial SSD with capacities up to 8TB. Also new is the DDR5 ECC CUDIMM and CSODIMM 7200MT/s memory modules featuring PMIC architecture and wide-temperature support for industrial control, edge AI, and smart device workloads.
For the consumer sector, Everyday Innovation Zone debuts industry’s first 4-rank 128GB DDR5 CUDIMM modules co-developed with MSI and Intel, which provides double the capacity over 2-rank designs that max out at 64GB (or 96GB with non-binary modules). Continuing on the memory side of things, there’s new CUDIMM and CSODIMM DDR5 modules offering speeds up to 7200 MT/s and capacities up to 64GB, along with XPG NOVAKEY RGB DDR5-8000 32GB memory, featuring an infinity mirror design and is partially produced from recycled materials.
As for storage products, ADATA also showcases portable SSDs with up to 4TB capacity, which includes Project BulletX SSD utilizing 50% recycled aluminum and 85% PCR materials, with USB4 support up to 4,000 MB/s; as for the Project TapSafe SSD, it also features 50% PCR materials along with NFC unlocking to secure the data from unauthorized access. Lastly, embedded storage solutions include eMMC 5.1, ePOP, and UFS 3.1 modules for AIoT and wearable devices.
Finally, ADATA’s gaming sub-brand XPG presents a gaming and PC building lineup including the INVADER X ELITE chassis with panoramic tempered glass, the DOCK chassis with “:Exoskeleton” (yes, colon symbol included) triangle design and recycled materials, the LEVANTE VIEW PRO 360 AIO liquid cooler, along with the MAESTRO VIEW and INFINITY air coolers compatible with Intel LGA1851 and AMD Socket AM5.
Besides chassis and cooling, there are new PSUs introduced, including the PYMCORE SFX Platinum 1000W for small form factor (SFF) PCs, and the standard ATX-sized CYBERCORE III 1200W PSU with semi-digital architecture and GPU overload monitoring, the latter of which is likely the result and solution of many 12V-2×6/12VHPWR-related incidents. XPG also presents the NIMBUS and NIMBUS PLUS gaming chairs that combines “ergonomic comfort and design aesthetics.”
Pokdepinion: Quite the lineup. If only the 4-rank DIMM isn’t introduced in such a bad timing right now.
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