Data center semiconductor specialist FADU will showcase next-generation technology at the world's largest memory and storage exhibition.
FADU said on the 30th that it will deliver a keynote at FMS 2026, held in Silicon Valley, Santa Clara, the United States, from Aug. 4 to 6, under the theme "The future of AI storage: from silicon innovation to hyperscale efficiency."
The keynote will be led by FADU Chief Executive Nam Ihyeon and President Lee Jihyo, joined on stage by SanDisk Senior Engineer Ross Stenfort.
FADU's leadership plans to present its core storage system technology vision to meet surging demand for artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure and the results of next-generation Gen6 SSD development. In particular, it will explain the real-world advantages in hyperscale data center environments of a design approach that simultaneously secures ▲ throughput ▲ latency (delay) ▲ power efficiency. Senior Engineer Stenfort will examine where innovation in the flash market is headed, driven by high-capacity NAND flash and real-time observability technology.
At FMS 2026, marking its 20th anniversary this year, FADU will participate at the highest Executive Premier level and operate a large booth.
At the booth, it will exhibit ▲ next-generation Gen6 controllers ▲ Gen5 controllers ▲ servers applying AI storage ▲ power solutions ▲ liquid cooling systems, and more. Notably, at this event, it will display a physical Gen6 SSD for the first time in the world and run Gen6 performance demos and AI storage demos as it moves to win global big tech and hyperscaler customers.
FADU CEO Nam Ihyeon said, "Based on a product portfolio tailored for AI data centers, including next-generation Gen6 and Gen5 SSD controllers and power solutions, we will continue our growth by meeting the needs of big tech and hyperscaler customers amid surging infrastructure demand."