ADATA is much more than just a memory company, the company now has a vast lineup of PC casing, cooling, and power hardware; the brand is also making inroads into gaming peripherals. We begin our tour with the XPG Slingshot, a lightweight wireless mouse weighing just 55 g, with an entry-level 4,000 dpi optical sensor, and up to 42 hours of usage on a full charge. The mouse uses 2.4 GHz RF for connectivity. The XPG Seeker Wireless keyboard is a full-size yet compact keyboard with a low-profile, compact design, a carbon-fiber decal bezel, and membrane keys. It fully charges in just 6 minutes for up to 34 hours of use, and uses 2.4 GHz RF.

The XPG Invader X II is a mid-tower case with a pillarless front-left corner, and a continuous tempered glass panel that opens outward along a hinge. It integrates a fan controller with a software-based interface. The XPG Valor Air II is a unique, wide-format, vertically partitioned case with a mesh-based front-intake and a tempered glass side panel. XPG Core Reactor III 1000 W is a performance-segment, fully modular PSU, which meets full ATX 3.1 and PCIe CEM 5.1 specs. The PSU comes in 750 W, 850 W, and 1000 W variants, and it brings a few segment-first features.

ADATA brought its two key brands to Computex 2026, XPG targeting gamers and PC enthusiasts; and TRUSTA, targeting enterprise storage. The XPG Novakey RGB DDR5 memory is a high-end DDR5 memory module with an infinity-reflection element framing its ARGB LED lighting setup. The module comes in speeds of up to DDR5-8000. The company is working on high-end memory products based on new standards, such as DDR5 CUDIMMs with speeds in excess of 10000 MT/s; and new AMD EXPO-ULL kits with tight latencies. The company also showcased its Premier series 4R CUDIMM (quad-rank). The module offers 128 GB of density with speeds of DDR5-7200 with CL58 and 1.1 V module voltage.

Switching gears to storage products, and we are greeted by the company's first SD 7.1 microSDXC card with a whopping 1 TB capacity, and sequential speeds of up to 800 MB/s reads, with up to 700 MB/s writes. The ADATA Urban Pocket Elite is a surprisingly compact portable SSD with a 40 Gbps USB4 interface, offering speeds of 4 GB/s sequential reads, with 3.6 GB/s sequential writes. The drive looks very similar to the SE920 from 2024, but lacks the fan, relying instead on passive cooling. The ADATA Urban Tapsafe, a portable SSD that comes in 1 TB and 2 TB capacities, with a 20 Gbps USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 interface, with transfer speeds of up to 1.9 GB/s, and a unique NFC-based data security mechanism that binds it to your smartphone.

TRUSTA, the enterprise storage brand of memory leader ADATA Technology Co., today will officially launch the TRUSTA AI Scaler Extended Memory Solution. As an industry pioneer, TRUSTA introduces the AI Scaler Toolkit as the core of the solution, extending AI model deployment beyond GPU-only architectures to system memory and high-speed SSDs. This software-hardware integrated solution helps enterprises overcome GPU memory limitations and reduce AI deployment costs by more than 50% in model inference and fine-tuning scenarios.

The launch also marks ADATA's evolution from a memory and storage brand into a software-hardware integrated solution provider, reinforcing its commitment to building more efficient, scalable, and flexible on-premises AI infrastructure for global enterprises. Research firms project AI infrastructure to grow at a CAGR of approximately 26% through 2034, while more AI deployment are moving beyond cloud services and into a new phase of enterprise-built and edge deployment. As organizations build out AI infrastructure, factors such as data privacy, regulatory compliance, cost controllability, and data gravity have led TRUSTA to introduce a new concept: how to establish a more economical and scalable memory configuration across GPU, DRAM, and SSD, on-premises.