ADATA is debuting its new enterprise storage brand, TRUSTA, at COMPUTEX 2025. Joining ADATA and TRUSTA are ADATA Industrial, as well as ADATA’s gaming brand, XPG.

ADATA’s COMPUTEX 2025 exhibition focuses on three areas: AI Computing, Smart Living, and Gaming Lifestyle.

TRUSTA makes its presence felt at the AI Computing Zone, with high-performance and energy-efficient SSDs designed for AI servers and data centers.

ADATA launching TRUSTA heeds the rising demand for enterprise-grade SSDs as AI adoption accelerates.

Among TRUSTA’s offerings are its T7 and T5 series SSDs. The T7 series is led by T7P5, a mainstream PCIe Gen5 SSD delivering speeds up to 13,500 / 10,400 MB/s and capacities ranging from 1.92TB to 15.36TB.

The T7P5 supports U.2, E1.S (9.5/15/25mm), and E3.S form factors, and incorporates Flexible Data Placement (FDP) for optimized data handling.

Meanwhile, the T5 series includes the T5P4B, T5S3B, and T5S3. These support PCIe Gen4 and SATA III interfaces and emphasizes reliable storage.

Engineered for enterprise servers, the series delivers efficient, secure, and stable performance to ensure continuous and uninterrupted operations.

Industrial-grade SSDs

ADATA Industrial, on the other hand, has introduced industrial-grade SSDs. These are built specifically for AI and big data applications’ workloads.

The SSDs feature 218-layer 3D TLC NAND and support U.2 and PCIe Gen5/Gen4 interfaces, delivering ultra-fast, low-latency data access.

Designed for AI servers, big data analytics, and edge computing, the drives offer exceptional endurance, efficiency, and scalable capacity to meet next-generation infrastructure demands.

Memory and storage for AI PC performance

Moreover, ADATA continues to push the limits of high-performance memory with DDR5 LPCAMM2, designed for next-gen laptops.

It supports speeds up to 8,533MT/s and capacities up to 64GB. This solution meets the growing bandwidth and capacity demands of AI-driven edge computing.

ADATA has also introduced products like the Gen5 SM2P51E8 M.2 2280 solid-state drive, offering transfer speeds of up to 11,000 MB/s.

AI computing, visual navigation for Smart Healthcare

Meanwhile, in the Smart Living Zone, ADATA has an AI autonomous mobile robot co-developed with NVIDIA and Advantech.

This leverages the latest NVIDIA Isaac Perceptor Technology for a highly integrated, high-performance AI solution.

It combines ADATA’s expertise in robotic chassis manufacturing, NVIDIA Omniverse libraries for robot simulation, and Advantech’s strengths in edge computing system integration and sensor pre-installation.

The robot may be used in medical environments, which is aligned with ADATA’s vision for Smart Healthcare.

Diverse mobile storage, embedded solutions

Aside from the robot, the zone features a series of new mobile storage products, including the Thunderbolt 5-supported Project TITAN external SSDs.

This SSD has speeds up to 6,000MB/s and has a DisplayPort video output. Meanwhile, the SE940 offers 4,000MB/s performance and a clamp design for direct use with mobile and camera rigs.

Furthermore, the SR800 Magnetic combines storage, charging, and magnetic attachment in one device, with 2,000GB storage and a built-in 5,000mAh battery.

There’s also the SR830 with fingerprint security, and the SD820 with IP68 dust, water, and shock resistance.

Cooling innovations

For gaming and other intensive tasks, ADATA has also unveiled the MARS series. It is one of the industry’s most advanced Gen5 SSD cooling solutions.

The series consists of the MARS 980 STORM, MARS 980 PRO, and MARS 980 BLADE. All models use PCIe Gen5 x4 and reach up to 14,000 / 13,000 MB/s.

The storm uses a patented hybrid cooling system combining liquid and air. The Pro, meanwhile, adopts active cooling with aluminum fins and built-in fan.

Moreover, the BLADE is tailored for thin devices, using a 6nm controller from TSMC.

XPG is also pushing overclocking to new heights with Project INFINITY which delivers up to 9,200MT/s and comes with 48GB capacity per module.

For professional workloads, the AICORE RDIMM reaches 7,200MT/s with 64GB modules, offering stable performance under heavy AI and data tasks.

Lastly, LANCER CUDIMM, equipped with CKD chips, hits an incredible 9,733MT/s and uses 80% recycled aluminum.

SFF-ready platforms for GeForce RTX 50 Series

Finally, XPG is debuting its latest SFF-ready platform for high-performance compact builds.

The NVIDIA-certified VALOR AIR NANO and VALOR MESH NANO Micro-ATX cases deliver an exceptional balance of efficient cooling and optimized space.

XPG is also introducing the new PYMCORE SFX PSU series, compliant with ATX 3.1 meeting the power demands of high-end GPUs.

This ultra-compact SFX PSU can be installed at the front of the VALOR AIR and MESH NANO chassis. That allows longer GPUs to fit into SFF builds without compromising performance.