Lexar Unveils Industry's First AI Storage Core for Next‑Generation Edge AI Devices
Lexar's AI Storage Core offers up to 4 TB and hot-swappable design, enhancing real-time data handling and cross-device portability for edge AI systems, Gartner forecasts 143 million AI PCs in 2026.
- On Nov. 26, 2025, Lexar, a leading high-performance memory brand, introduced the AI Storage Core with up to 4 TB capacity and a hot-swappable design in San Jose, Calif.
- As AI computing shifts to the edge, devices like AI PCs, intelligent vehicles, and robotics face real-time throughput demands while traditional storage becomes a critical bottleneck.
- Lexar engineered the AI Storage Core with a co-engineered thermal solution and Longsys' integrated rugged packaging for dustproof, waterproof, shock- and radiation-resistant protection.
- The new module promises to speed model loading and real-time multimodal sensor ingestion, supporting PCIe boot and enabling intelligence, identity, and security upgrades across consumer, industrial and automotive applications.
- Gartner forecasts 143 million AI PC shipments in 2026, positioning demand for edge AI storage growth as select wide-temperature and rugged models meet autonomous driving and outdoor robotics needs.
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Lexar Unveils Industry's First AI Storage Core for Next‑Generation Edge AI Devices
SAN JOSE, Calif., Nov. 26, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As AI computing moves rapidly from the cloud to the edge, devices such as AI PCs, intelligent vehicles, and robotics face mounting storage challenges: real-time multimodal data throughput, extreme random I/O workloads,…
Lexar Unveils Industry's First AI Storage Core for Next‑Generation Edge AI Devices
SAN JOSE, Calif., Nov. 26, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As AI computing moves rapidly from the cloud to the edge, devices such as AI PCs, intelligent vehicles, and robotics face mounting storage challenges: real-time multimodal data throughput, extreme random I/O workloads,…
Lexar Unveils Industry's First AI Storage Core for Next‑Generation Edge AI Devices
SAN JOSE, Calif., Nov. 26, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As AI computing moves rapidly from the cloud to the edge, devices such as AI PCs, intelligent vehicles, and robotics face mounting storage challenges: real-time multimodal data throughput, extreme random I/O workloads,…
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