Apacer to showcase storage and memory hardware at electronica 2026
Apacer is preparing to launch new storage solutions aimed at Edge AI and industrial applications during the upcoming electronica 2026 exhibition.
Apacer will present its latest hardware innovations at the electronica 2026 trade fair, held in Munich from November 10 to 13. The company’s display will focus on specialized storage and memory components designed for Edge AI, industrial automation, and electromobility sectors.
Central to the exhibition are the company’s thermal management technologies, specifically the CoreGlacier 2 SSD series and GraTherX DDR5 memory solutions. These products use advanced cooling materials like copper and graphene to mitigate heat issues in high-performance PCIe Gen4 and Gen5 environments, addressing the stability challenges inherent in dense AI computing architectures.
Furthermore, Apacer is highlighting its Core series—including CoreVolt 2 and CoreEnergy—which provides voltage stabilization and power management features for industrial SSDs. These technologies, paired with the SSDWidget 2.0 monitoring tool, are intended to support high uptime in mission-critical applications.
The company is also introducing new PCIe Gen5 x4 drives and high-capacity LPDDR5 CAMM2 modules. These components target the evolving needs of autonomous vehicular systems and high-density computing clusters, focusing on both physical space efficiency and data throughput speed.