KIOXIA will showcase its enterprise SSD portfolio at HPE Discover Las Vegas 2026, highlighting storage technologies for extreme environments. The company plans to demonstrate how these drives support scientific research and edge computing in space and future lunar data centers.
KIOXIA will demonstrate its enterprise SSD portfolio including LC9 and CM series drives for extreme environments.
The event features the latest KIOXIA LC9 Series Enterprise NVMe SSDs alongside CM Series Enterprise SAS SSDs. KIOXIA will also display PM7 Series Enterprise SAS SSDs and CD9P Series Data Center NVMe SSDs at its booth number 1011 in the Venetian Conference and Expo Center.
- Storage Form Factors: PCIe 5.0, EDSFF, 24G SAS (SAS-4)
- Product Series: LC9 Series, CM Series, PM7 Series, CD9P Series
- Event: HPE Discover Las Vegas 2026
The hardware lineup includes high-capacity cutting-edge PCIe 5.0 storage units. The company highlights drives available in the popular Enterprise and Datacenter Standard Form Factor (EDSFF) and 24G SAS (SAS-4) form factors.
KIOXIA will host breakout sessions focusing on AI storage optimization and vector database management using AiSAQ technology. These sessions address enterprise demands for scale and consistency across data-intensive workloads.
Neville Ichhaporia, senior vice president and general manager of the KIOXIA SSD Business Unit, stated that enterprises face an unprecedented mix of demanding workloads. He emphasized that KIOXIA and HPE are helping customers keep pace through storage technologies designed to deliver strong performance and efficiency across diverse environments.
KIOXIA will have its full SSD product portfolio on hand at the event next week. The company also highlights past contributions to the HPE Spaceborne Computer-2 project on the International Space Station and future lunar data center applications.
The announcement confirms KIOXIA's upcoming showcase of enterprise SSDs at HPE Discover Las Vegas 2026, highlighting their use in extreme environments like space and future lunar data centers. Storage technologies demonstrated include PCIe 5.0, EDSFF, and SAS form factors across LC9, CM, PM7, and CD9P series.
Source: TweakTown
