Infortrend to Present New AI Infrastructure at COMPUTEX 2026

May 27, 2026
Infortrend Technology will unveil a new infrastructure platform at COMPUTEX Taipei 2026, designed to support AI and data intensive workloads from edge to enterprise cloud environments.

Infortrend Technology announced in a press release that it will unveil a new generation infrastructure platform at COMPUTEX Taipei 2026, aimed at powering AI and data intensive workloads from the edge to the enterprise cloud. The company will showcase the solutions from June 2 to June 5 at booth J0306.

Infortrend will present integrated systems designed to simplify deployment, enhance computing and storage performance, and optimize GPU utilization. The exhibit will include edge computing solutions for distributed environments, a dedicated edge computing platform for AI inference and real time analytics, and an enterprise cloud platform combining high performance computing, GPU acceleration, and a preinstalled software stack.

The company will also highlight high performance storage for AI and high performance computing applications, emphasizing an infrastructure that extends intelligent processing to various operational environments including factories, retail stores, intersections, and hospitals.

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