Taipei, May 23, 2025 — Amid accelerating global demand for data-centric infrastructure, AGI Technology (亞奇雷科技) used the COMPUTEX 2025 stage to redefine its role in the high-performance storage sector. With a suite of products engineered for artificial intelligence workloads, mobile content pipelines, and edge computing deployments, AGI is positioning itself as a competitive alternative to established memory manufacturers in both the consumer and commercial markets.

Reinventing the Storage Stack for AI and Beyond

As computing paradigms shift toward AI-native environments, performance, latency, and thermal efficiency become non-negotiable requirements for storage devices. AGI’s 2025 roadmap addresses these needs directly, with innovations that target key infrastructure bottlenecks.

PCIe Gen5 x4 SSD – Engineered for AI Workstations

AGI’s new PCIe Gen5 x4 SSD, delivering sequential read speeds of up to 14,000 MB/s, offers a compelling value proposition for AI workstations, simulation clusters, and high-frequency trading systems. The device conforms to NVMe 2.0 standards and incorporates passive cooling technologies, including a graphene thermal layer for long-duration performance stability.

“We’ve optimized for both peak speed and sustained throughput,” noted AGI’s product manager. “This drive is designed for the compute-intensive environments powering tomorrow’s innovations.”

USB4 Portable SSD – Enabling Content-Centric Mobility

The newly unveiled USB4 Portable SSD supports Thunderbolt 4 and offers up to 4,000 MB/s throughput. It is optimized for professional workflows that require rapid file transfers between field environments and centralized compute hubs—such as in video production, medical imaging, and 3D rendering.

With built-in thermal regulation and wide OS compatibility, the drive offers a robust portable storage solution for enterprise users seeking performance parity across locations.

microSD Express – Expanding Edge AI Use Cases

AGI also launched a microSD Express card based on the SD 7.1 standard, delivering performance significantly ahead of traditional UHS-II cards. Designed for next-generation mobile, drone, and edge inference systems, the solution enables high-speed data logging, local model inference, and extended buffering without increasing device complexity.

With edge AI becoming more distributed, AGI’s microSD Express card fills an important gap in localized high-throughput storage.

Memory Module Enhancements: DDR5 for Desktop and Embedded

AGI also presented refinements to its DDR5 DRAM lineup, including:

• DDR5-7200 gaming modules for enthusiast and creator-grade desktops.
• Low-voltage DDR5 SO-DIMMs targeted at thin clients, industrial PCs, and embedded AI systems.

These modules demonstrate AGI’s diversification across vertical markets—from high-end consumer applications to industrial-grade embedded systems.

Business Strategy: From Components to Ecosystems

AGI’s 2025 roadmap reflects a strategic shift from pure component manufacturing toward integrated storage solutions that support emerging AI workloads and decentralized content creation.

• The company is expanding its global channel footprint, with key distribution partnerships in Southeast Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.
• R&D efforts are now focused on thermal efficiency, firmware-level optimizations, and compliance with enterprise standards (e.g., TCG Opal, AES-256 encryption, and SMART monitoring).

While AGI is not yet a dominant supplier in the hyperscale cloud segment, its agility in development cycles and Taiwan-based manufacturing give it an edge in rapidly addressing market trends—particularly in emerging economies and OEM partnerships.

Summary: Infrastructure-Ready, Innovation-Driven

AGI’s presence at COMPUTEX 2025 signaled more than incremental innovation—it showcased a company actively aligning with the future of compute infrastructure.

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