Apacer Technology Inc. plans to present industrial storage and memory products for edge AI systems at electronica 2026, with its showcase highlighting thermal management, power control and data security.
The company lists its exhibit at Hall C6, Booth 311, at Messe München. The fair is scheduled for Nov. 10-13. Apacer says the products are intended for areas including smart automation, electromobility and energy applications.
The lineup includes the PT1C0-M280, a PCIe Gen5 x4 solid-state drive with capacity up to 4 TB. Apacer also lists DDR5 CQDIMM memory with capacities up to 128 GB per module and speeds of up to 7,200 MT/s.
For memory cooling, the company is featuring its GraTherX DDR5 ECC CSODIMM. Apacer reports that peak module temperatures were up to 20°C lower in its fanless tests using natural convection. The company says its cooling technologies address heat from PCIe Gen4 and Gen5 components and high-density memory in edge AI systems.
Apacer’s CoreEnergy SSDs use dynamic power control, which the company says is suited to systems without fans or those running on battery power. Its CoreSecurity 2 features include AES 256-bit encryption and write protection.
The showcase will also include modular LPDDR5 CAMM2 memory. Apacer says the module supports 128-bit dual-channel performance. Apacer says the lineup is designed for power-efficient edge computing. Visitors can see it at the company’s Munich booth Nov. 10-13.
