FREMONT, Calif., Nov. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Innodisk, a leading provider of industrial memory and storage solutions, today announced it is expanding its AI infrastructure portfolio with enterprise SSDs and server memory modules. Leveraging high-performance solutions, firmware customization, and long-term supply support, Innodisk addresses the data-intensive workloads of cloud service providers and neocloud operators across AI training, inference, and high-performance computing. Innodisk will showcase its data center portfolio at SC26 in Chicago, November 16–19, at booth #6416.
Enterprise SSDs for AI Data Center Storage
Innodisk has expanded its enterprise SSD portfolio to address a wide range of data center needs, from boot/OS drives that support essential system operations to those designed for local data storage. Innodisk's PCIe Gen5 E1.S 5TS-P, PCIe Gen4 4TS2-P, and SATA III 3TS9-P boot/OS drives are designed to deliver reliable performance, protect critical data, and maintain system stability. Key features include customizable firmware, power-loss protection (PLP), and end-to-end data path protection. The E1.S 5TS-P also offers advanced self-monitoring and event logging capabilities to help organizations identify potential issues and improve overall system reliability.
For AI and latency-sensitive applications, local storage plays a critical role in providing fast access to AI model weights, databases, and inference datasets. Innodisk's 5TS-P series delivers speeds of up to 14GB/s read and 10GB/s write. Its E1.S and U.2 models are OCP Inspired™ certified, helping simplify validation and accelerate deployment in data center environments.
"Originating in industrial embedded computing, Innodisk has developed deep expertise in high-reliability memory and storage technologies and is expanding its presence in the AI data center supply chain. Through reliable hardware, customized firmware, enhanced security, and system compatibility optimization, Innodisk helps customers accelerate deployment, reduce integration risks, and ensure infrastructure stability through long-term supply commitments," said CC Wu, GM of Flash Division at Innodisk.
AI Memory Series for Modern Data Centers
As inference evolves toward long-context and agentic AI, AI servers require increasingly large memory capacities and lower latency to support demanding workloads. Innodisk's AI Memory portfolio includes DDR5 12800 MRDIMM and DDR5 8000 RDIMM to support high-bandwidth AI server workloads.
To address memory bottlenecks, Innodisk's CXL expansion modules provide 128GB per module and bandwidth of up to 32GB/s without requiring additional DIMM slots. CXL also enables memory pooling across multiple compute nodes, improving utilization of otherwise idle memory.
Product Availability
Innodisk's data center SSD series (3TS9-P, 4TS2-P, and 5TS-P) are now available for sampling and system-specific customization. On the AI memory front, Innodisk offers its CXL series and will further introduce its DDR5 MRDIMM and 8000 RDIMM series.
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Innodisk Expands AI Data Center Portfolio with Enterprise SSDs and Memory Solutions at SC26
MUSCAT, Oman, Nov. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The Sultanate of Oman, represented by Hydrom, the national orchestrator of its green hydrogen strategy, has awarded two integrated green hydrogen projects in Duqm under its third auction round, with a combined planned production capacity of approximately 121,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2032. Announced during COP31, the agreements will expand Oman's green hydrogen portfolio, introducing green ammonium nitrate production alongside additional green ammonia capacity, as the global hydrogen industry places greater emphasis on project economics and downstream markets. Building on the success of previous auction rounds, Hydrom also launched its fourth auction round, introducing a new investment opportunity linking renewable energy and green hydrogen production with the growing power requirements of data centres.
Under the first agreement, Oman's Petrogas E&P and Italy's Bio3Energy Srl will introduce green ammonium nitrate as a new downstream product in Oman, with applications in the fertiliser and mining sectors. Targeting 625,000 tonnes annually by 2032, the project will use approximately 50,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year, produced from 1.16 GW of renewable energy capacity on a 100-square-kilometre site. The agreement includes a proposed reservation of another 100 square kilometres for future expansion.
Under the second agreement, Indonesia's PLN Indonesia Power Renewables, Oman's Alawi Enterprises and Singapore's HBA Offshore International PTE will develop an integrated green hydrogen and ammonia project on 100 square kilometres. It targets 400,000 tonnes of green ammonia annually for export by 2032, using approximately 1.45 GW of solar generation capacity and 1 GW of electrolysis capacity.
Round 3 introduced a more flexible, investor-oriented framework informed by earlier auction experience and feedback from developers to enhance competitiveness and bidder participation. The auction allowed developers greater flexibility in defining their project footprints within a land block of up to 300 square kilometres, with a minimum project area of 100 square kilometres, alongside an extended nine-month bid preparation period. In response to its market sounding exercise and evolving global market dynamics, Hydrom also introduced targeted fiscal incentives, including a 90% reduction in land lease fees during development, potential further relief during the Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) phase, reductions in base royalties during the initial years of production and corporate tax exemptions of up to ten years. These measures were designed to support early-stage project economics, enhance commercial viability and facilitate progress towards final investment decisions.
In Round 4, Hydrom is introducing the Green-Powered Data Centre Hydrogen Auction in Dhofar, offering investment opportunities across the energy and digital infrastructure sectors. With data centres serving as anchor offtakers, the auction will link renewable energy and green hydrogen production to their requirements for reliable electricity supply, introducing a demand-led approach to project allocation that supports the development of domestic hydrogen applications. Registration for expressions of interest is now open until February 2027.
Bidders wishing to participate in Round 4 are encouraged to register via Hydrom's official auction platform. Full registration guidelines are available at hydrom.om.
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OMAN AWARDS TWO GREEN HYDROGEN PROJECTS IN DUQM AND LAUNCHES ROUND 4 GREEN-POWERED DATA CENTRE HYDROGEN AUCTION AT COP31
OMAN AWARDS TWO GREEN HYDROGEN PROJECTS IN DUQM AND LAUNCHES ROUND 4 GREEN-POWERED DATA CENTRE HYDROGEN AUCTION AT COP31
