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Acasis launches 80Gbps Thunderbolt 5 SSD enclosures for AI

Acasis has launched its FlowCore series of high-speed SSD enclosures, designed to address storage bottlenecks for AI developers and content creators. These enclosures leverage Thunderbolt 5 technology to provide dedicated 80Gbps bandwidth to each drive bay, enabling simultaneous high-speed read/write operations without performance degradation. The FlowCore series aims to support demanding workflows such as local LLM loading, dataset preprocessing, and multi-stream 8K video editing, offering capacities up to 80TB. AI

IMPACT Provides specialized hardware to accelerate local AI model training and inference by addressing storage bottlenecks.

RANK_REASON Product launch for hardware that supports AI applications.

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Acasis launches 80Gbps Thunderbolt 5 SSD enclosures for AI

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Mark Sparrow, Senior Contributor ·

    Acasis FlowCore Multi-Bay SSD Enclosures Are Made For AI And 8K Video

    Acasis says its FlowCore 80Gbps Pro Storage is the world’s first multi-bay Thunderbolt storage enclosures to overcome the limitations of shared-bandwidth architectures.