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At COMPUTEX 2026, Phison returned with the clear message that storage is no longer just about capacity, performance, or endurance. It is becoming an intelligent foundation that enables the next generation of AI, infrastructure, and system-level innovation.<\/p>\n
Under this year\u2019s theme, \u201cEvolving Data Storage Intelligence,\u201d Phison showcased how decades of storage expertise are expanding beyond traditional SSD technologies to power a growing portfolio of intelligent solutions across AI computing, enterprise infrastructure, mobile platforms, and high-speed connectivity.<\/p>\n
The booth itself reflected this vision. Anchored by the Phison brand at the rear of the booth and extending forward to the Pascari showcase at the main entrance, the design symbolized how Phison\u2019s core technologies serve as the foundation for a growing ecosystem of Pascari solutions. Together, they demonstrate how storage innovation can evolve into system-level intelligence that enables customers and partners to unlock new possibilities.<\/p>\n
Located along the main thoroughfare of Hall 1, 4F at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Phison\u2019s booth once again became one of the most visited destinations at COMPUTEX 2026. From the opening bell through the final afternoon, the booth remained packed with customers, partners, media, and technology enthusiasts eager to experience the latest advancements in AI, enterprise storage, mobile storage, and client computing.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n 2026 proved to be another milestone year for Phison, with two solutions earning prestigious COMPUTEX Best Choice Awards.<\/p>\n Leading the recognition was the Pascari D206V enterprise SSD, which received the COMPUTEX Best Choice Golden Award. Delivering an industry-leading 245.76 TB capacity point, the Pascari D206V represents a significant leap forward in storage density for hyperscale data centers, AI infrastructure, and enterprise environments.<\/p>\n On the opening day of the event, Taiwan President Lai Ching-te personally visited the exhibition to present the award. Phison CEO and Co-Founder KS Pua accepted the honor, marking a proud moment for the entire Phison team.<\/p>\n Phison\u2019s AI solution portfolio, Pascari aiDAPTIV\u2122, was also recognized with a COMPUTEX Best Choice Category Award. The award highlights Phison\u2019s growing leadership in democratizing AI development through a complete suite of training and inference solutions that enable organizations to deploy AI efficiently using commercially available hardware.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n This year, Phison\u2019s AI ecosystem was showcased under the banner of \u201cPowering Sovereign AI,\u201d aligning closely with COMPUTEX 2026\u2019s broader vision of \u201cAI Together.\u201d<\/p>\n Building upon the Pascari aiDAPTIV platform, Phison collaborated with Intel to help multiple system partners introduce AI PCs powered by Intel integrated graphics, demonstrating that advanced AI workloads can be delivered without requiring costly specialized hardware.<\/p>\n Press coverage about Phison\u2019s Intel collaboration during and after the event was extremely positive.<\/p>\n “The collaboration focuses on enabling Phison\u2019s technology on Intel AI PC platforms powered by Intel Core Ultra processors, including support for the OpenVINO toolkit, the two companies said. Together, Phison and Intel are working to demonstrate the technology for software vendors, which could eventually optimize their own apps for the technology.\u201d<\/em> (Source: PCWorld.com<\/a>)<\/p>\n An article in Interesting Engineering<\/a> about Phison\u2019s collaboration with Intel reported: \u201cAt Computex, the companies demonstrated a local chat interface running a mixture-of-experts model that would normally exceed the available system memory. Phison also showcased a hybrid large-language-model routing system built on OpenClaw, an open-source agent framework. The demonstration allowed larger models to run locally while using cloud-based resources only when more complex requests required additional processing.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n A reporter for SDxCentral<\/a> wrote: \u201cPhison recently partnered with Intel on a solution targeting agentic workloads. This collaboration hinges on an extended flash-memory-based technology from Phison designed to handle memory-gobbling agents. \u2026 Seeing the laptops running Phison’s tech, as powered by Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, it felt like the era of the AI PC had truly begun.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Beyond hardware, Phison welcomed several independent software vendors to jointly demonstrate real-world AI applications running on aiDAPTIV-powered platforms. Partners including WrenAI, Barking Dog, Taiwan Mobile, and many others showcased solutions spanning knowledge management, intelligent assistants, enterprise AI workflows, and vertical applications, highlighting the growing ecosystem surrounding sovereign and private AI deployments.<\/p>\n Beyond the booth itself, Phison collaborated with more than 25 co-marketing partners throughout the event. These collaborations extended across partner exhibition booths, joint demonstrations, ecosystem integrations, online campaigns, and product announcements, highlighting both Pascari enterprise storage and aiDAPTIV-powered AI solutions.<\/p>\n Together, these partnerships demonstrated how Phison technologies are being adopted across a growing range of real-world deployments and industry applications.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Occupying the center of the booth was the Phison enterprise PCIe Gen6 SSD controller showcase, one of the earliest public demonstrations of Phison\u2019s next-generation Gen6 roadmap.<\/p>\n The Phison X3 underscores Phison\u2019s commitment to delivering turnkey PCIe Gen6 SSD solutions and attracted strong interest from hyperscale customers, enterprise partners, and industry observers eager to see the next evolution of high-performance storage infrastructure.<\/p>\n Tom\u2019s Hardware<\/a> wrote about the Phison X3, saying: \u201cThe controller is spec’d to deliver 28 GB\/s of sequential read\/write throughput and up to a blistering 6.8 million random read\/write IOPS. Peak storage capacity weighs in at an incredible two petabytes; yes, 2 petabytes per SSD. Power efficiency is a focus for this controller, with Phison claiming 4 GB\/s per watt, which works out to a total power draw of 7 Watts.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Adjacent to the Phison X3 demonstration, visitors were also introduced to Phison\u2019s high-speed signal conditioning solutions, including redrivers and retimers designed for increasingly demanding PCIe Gen6 environments.<\/p>\n A key highlight featured the PS7261 PCIe Gen6 retimer operating alongside four X3-based SSD working samples in a live demonstration, showcasing Phison\u2019s ability to maintain signal integrity and reliable high-speed data transmission across next-generation storage platforms.<\/p>\n Together, these demonstrations reinforced Phison\u2019s expanding role in enabling not only storage devices, but the broader infrastructure technologies required to support future AI and data center deployments.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Beyond AI and enterprise storage, Phison also showcased several next-generation mobile storage technologies.<\/p>\n Highlights included the upcoming PS8365 UFS 5.0 controller, designed to enable future smartphone storage performance exceeding 10 GB\/s, as well as a demonstration combining Phison UFS 4.0 storage with aiDAPTIV technology and MediaTek\u2019s Dimensity 9500 platform to accelerate on-device AI inference.<\/p>\n Phison also collaborated with both Intel and AMD to demonstrate innovative UFS-based solutions for emerging computing platforms.<\/p>\n Together with Intel, Phison showcased a new M.2 2230 UFS storage solution that brings UFS technology into a standardized, removable M.2 form factor. Designed for AI PCs, thin-and-light notebooks, and other space-constrained systems, the solution delivers cost-optimized 128 GB and 256 GB capacity points while maintaining the flexibility and serviceability that system designers value.<\/p>\n Phison also worked with AMD to demonstrate a PCIe-to-UFS architecture enabled by the company\u2019s in-house PS5963 bridge IC, highlighting new possibilities for efficient and compact storage designs.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Not to be overshadowed by AI and enterprise innovations, Phison\u2019s E37T client SSD controller became one of the breakout stars of COMPUTEX 2026.<\/p>\n The highly efficient PCIe Gen5 controller earned multiple \u201cBest of COMPUTEX 2026\u201d awards from leading technology publications, including Tom\u2019s Hardware<\/a>, TweakTown<\/a>, EnosTech, and eTeknix. The growing collection of awards quickly created an enviable challenge for the booth team\u2014finding enough space to display them all.<\/p>\n Among the strongest endorsements came from Jon Coulter of TweakTown<\/a>, who described the Phison E37T as \u201cthe best consumer SSD ever made,\u201d recognizing its unique combination of performance, power efficiency, and value.<\/p>\n Coulter added: \u201cWe’ve seen them come and we’ve seen them go, but never have we seen any of its kind do what our 1 TB E37T-controlled SSD did here today. A 4-channel DRAMless SSD that is every bit as fast as the fastest DRAM-fortified 8-channel SSDs ever made? Unprecedented. And not only is our DRAMless 4-channel contender just as fast, even more incredibly, it is just as powerful, delivering gaming and real-world performance that is also on par with the fastest and most powerful 8-channel SSDs ever made.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Also from TweakTown<\/a>, Kosta Andreadis wrote: \u201c\u2026 Phison’s E37T controller feels like an oasis in a desert of AI and data center products. Even setting aside the current market reality, it’s a game-changer.<\/em> The Phison E37T controller is an engineering feat worth celebrating, as it powers the first DRAMless SSDs capable of fully maxing out their PCIe Gen5 interfaces, delivering speeds over 14.9 GB\/s. And the E37T does so while drawing less than 5W of power. Throw in impressive random read and write speeds, and it’s a Gen5 SSD controller that truly makes Gen5 feel like it lives up to its promise.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Tom\u2019s Hardware<\/a> reported that Phison \u201calso had performance benchmarks for its new DRAM-less PCIe 5.0 SSD controller, the E37T, on display, demonstrating similar performance to its popular flagship E28 controller while sipping nearly half the power, setting the stage for a new wave of power-efficient SSDs that will run cool.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/phisonblog.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/image1-1024x576.jpg\")
The Phison booth was a popular destination for attendees throughout the event.<\/em><\/p>\nTwo COMPUTEX Best Choice Awards highlight Phison innovation<\/h3>\n
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The president of<\/em> Taiwan presented the COMPUTEX Best Choice Golden Award to Phison CEO\/Co-Founder KS Pua for the Pascari D206V enterprise SSD.<\/em><\/p>\nPowering sovereign AI through open collaboration<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nAdvancing enterprise infrastructure from controller to connectivity<\/h3>\n
Advancing mobile and embedded storage innovation<\/h3>\n
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The Phison PS8365 UFS 5.0 controller boasts over 10 GB\/s of storage performance for future flagship AI smartphones.<\/em><\/p>\nPhison E37T captures industry-wide recognition<\/h3>\n
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The Phison E37T was a breakout star of the event, racking up multiple awards.<\/em><\/p>\n
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Phison CEO KS Pua (center) was on hand to meet and greet attendees throughout the event.<\/em><\/p>\n