Edge computing requires durable storage products with excellent performance and reliability, in order to process data with high efficiency. ADATA provides high-quality 112-layer 3D TLC (BiCS5) flash storage products with WD and KIOXIA IC, and industrial-grade DDR5 4800 DRAM modules, which can be used in edge computing devices for IoT, IoV, and networking applications. In addition, customers can also benefit from ADATA's proprietary A⁺ SSDTOOL software for easy management and real-time monitoring of ADATA SSDs and ensure the high reliability and stability of edge computing equipment.


BiCS5 drives pass UNH-IOL NVMe 1.4 certified
Use strictly-sorted OG IC and pass stringent validation tests for high stability
Facilitates the monitoring and managing of the drives with SSD S.M.A.R.T. monitor and lifespan information
High durability and long lifespan
Detect errors and fix them for improved data integrity
Move power management functionality from motherboards to memory modules

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