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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 27939, member: 2262"] Phison Electronics makes NAND controllers and storage solutions for computers. They plan to attend Embedded World 2025 in Germany from March 11 through 13. They will be at the Taiwan Excellence Pavilion during this big global event. The company brings fifteen years of experience to the embedded market. Visitors will see three amazing Phison products on display. First, they will see aiDAPTIV+, their special AI system that won the 2025 Taiwan Excellence Silver Award. Second, they will show the PASCARI PCIe 5.0 SSD with 122.88 TB space, breaking records for size. Third, they will offer the MPT5 Automotive PCIe Gen 4 SSD built for cars. The aiDAPTIV+ helps businesses, government offices, and schools solve big problems. It makes data safer, lets AI work by itself, and saves money compared to other options. Many places already use this tech, including more than 200 companies and 25 universities. It works in factories, hospitals, government buildings, and college campuses across the world. The large PASCARI D205V SSD follows the newest PCIe 5.0 and NVMe 2.0 standards. Its massive 122.88 TB capacity meets huge needs from AI systems, data centers, and cloud services. The drive lasts longer than others yet uses less power. These features make it great for big business networks that need both space and speed. Phison created its first PCIe Gen 4 car storage with the MPT5 Automotive SSD. This product passes tough AEC-Q100 Grade 2/3 tests for use inside vehicles. Drivers benefit from better self-driving features, smarter dashboards, and connected car systems. The MPT5 has SR-IOV tech that helps run multiple operating systems faster. The company brings two fresh industrial drives to the show. The E29TI PCIe 4.0 Industrial SSD works great for office machines and factory computers. It holds up to 2 TB of files and comes in different shapes like M.2 2280, 2242, or 2230. This makes it easy to fit almost anywhere you need steady storage. The E31TI PCIe 5.0 Industrial SSD arrives as the first industrial PCIe 5.0 drive ever made. It reads files at 10,300 MB per second and writes at 8,600 MB per second. These fast speeds help computers without fans run AI programs at the network edge. Users who need quick, stable computing pick this drive for their hardest tasks. K.S. Pua leads Phison as CEO and feels proud about showing these products through Taiwan Excellence. He says embedded systems keep moving toward better performance as AI and edge computing grow stronger. Phison uses fifteen years of experience making storage for harsh places like factories, cars, and robots. They push tech forward with global partners to create a smarter future. [/QUOTE]

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