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DapuStor Debuts 512TB SSD at FMS2026 to Target AI Infrastructure

At the FMS2026 conference in Santa Clara, DapuStor unveiled its flagship 512TB E2 R6060 SSD, marking a significant leap in data density for AI training clusters. The hardware milestone, capable of reaching 1PB of storage with only two drives, highlights the company's aggressive push into high-capacity enterprise storage solutions.

DapuStor Debuts 512TB SSD at FMS2026 to Target AI Infrastructure

The 512TB E2 R6060 stands as the centerpiece of DapuStor’s new lineup, effectively doubling the capacity of its previous 245TB iteration. Designed specifically for scale-out storage environments, the drive aims to address the massive data requirements of modern AI training. Beyond raw capacity, the company introduced specialized form factors including the R6 E1.S liquid-cooled SSD, which integrates cold-plate technology to maintain thermal efficiency in high-density GPU servers running GPUDirect Storage workloads.

Industry recognition followed the product showcase, as a collaborative project between DapuStor and UBIX earned finalist status in the FMS 2026 Best of Show Device Engineering category. This solution, utilizing R6100 PCIe 5.0 TLC SSDs, previously demonstrated high-performance metrics in MLPerf Storage v2.0 testing. During the event, DapuStor VP of R&D Xiang Chen and Xiaohongshu technical lead Zhenyu Shu addressed the technical hurdles of AI infrastructure, focusing on Flexible Data Placement, cache management, and power-loss protection in large-capacity QLC drives.

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