Announcement • Jun 02
Phison Electronics Announces Comprehensive AI Storage And Computing Architecture Solutions At Computex 2026
Phison Electronics announced a new strategic initiative at COMPUTEX 2026 under the theme “AI Enabler: Evolving Data Storage Intelligence.” Phison is showcasing comprehensive AI storage and computing architecture solutions designed to address key challenges facing enterprises and end users in the AI era, including high AI deployment costs, GPU and memory limitations, data privacy concerns and the increasing storage bandwidth and power demands driven by AI workloads. Phison introduced an integrated AI Data Platform covering AI infrastructure hardware, resource orchestration, AI software modules and application services, enabling enterprises to rapidly deploy and scale local AI environments. Phison is also showcasing its self-developed HCI (Hyper-Converged Infrastructure) platform for AI workload orchestration, GPU/XPU resource integration and cluster management, helping enterprises unify existing and next-generation AI infrastructure. Phison’s proprietary Pascari aiDAPTIV technology helps local systems run larger and more demanding AI workloads by extending effective AI memory capacity across GPU VRAM, system DRAM and Pascari flash storage. This enables larger local AI models, longer context windows and more capable agentic AI workflows while reducing dependence on expensive DRAM and HBM infrastructure. Phison is showcasing the award-winning Pascari aiDAPTIV AI20EH SSD, which received a COMPUTEX Best Choice Award as an “AI PC Solution.” When used with included aiDAPTIV Middleware, Pascari aiDAPTIV AI20EH provides a NAND flash-based AI KV cache that helps AI PCs reduce DRAM requirements, lower local AI deployment costs and support more demanding inference workloads. According to internal testing by Phison, under identical AI PC hardware configurations, Pascari aiDAPTIV AI20EH can improve AI inference performance by up to 102 times, reduce memory usage by 67% and lower local AI deployment costs by up to 53%. Phison is also demonstrating the Phison Hybrid Router for OpenClaw on Intel AI PC platforms powered by Intel Core Ultra processors. The hybrid router keeps suitable AI tasks running locally to reduce cloud dependency and AI service costs, while aiDAPTIV helps support larger local models, longer context, and more capable agentic workflows on AI PCs. Phison is additionally showcasing a Hybrid UFS 4.1 solution integrated with the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 platform and aiDAPTIV, demonstrating advanced on-device AI capabilities for AI smartphones and edge AI devices with enhanced real-time inference performance. Phison is presenting its complete Pascari enterprise SSD portfolio targeting high-capacity, high-endurance and high-density AI data center applications. With capacities up to 245.76 TB in the U.2 form factor and availability across E1.L, E3.L and E3.S form factors, the Pascari D206V supports PCIe Gen5, NVMe 2.0, and delivers up to 14 GB/s read speeds. Enterprise-grade features include dual-port support, Power-loss protection, AES encryption, and TCG Opal 2.0 security. The D206V helps reduce AI data center footprint and operational costs and was honored with the COMPUTEX Best Choice Award (BCA) Gold Award. Pascari X202Z offers up to 60 DWPD endurance for write-intensive AI workloads and supports both U.2 and E1.L form factors. Pascari B200P is designed specifically for server boot drive applications, featuring an M.2 2280 form factor with capacities up to 7.68 TB. Pascari D250P adopts the E1.S form factor and demonstrates a liquid-cooling-ready design concept targeting high-density AI data centers. Phison is also previewing its next-generation PCIe Gen6 SSD controller X3, positioning for future high-speed AI storage markets. Phison introduced the E37T PCIe Gen5 DRAM-less SSD with capacities up to 8 TB, designed to maximize PCIe Gen5 bandwidth to 14.9 GB/s for the mainstream market. Phison is showcasing its next-generation UFS 5.0 controller PS8365 with transfer speeds of up to 10 GB/s, addressing future AI smartphone, high-speed mobile device and edge AI system requirements. Phison is also presenting the industry’s first PCIe-to-UFS 3.1 solution, the PS5963 Bridge IC, paired with the PS8329 UFS 3.1 solution in an M.2 2230 form factor for mainstream thin-and-light notebook applications. Phison is showcasing a 16-lane PCIe 6.0 Retimer supporting real-time telemetry analysis, PAM4 eye diagram visualization and LTSSM (Link Training and Status State Machine) monitoring to help engineers rapidly analyze signal quality, link stability and system connectivity during PCIe 6.0 high-speed data transmission. In collaboration with Molex, Phison is also demonstrating an Active Copper Cable integrated with the PS7161 Linear Redriver to improve high-speed transmission distance and signal stability.
