LayarHijau – Sandisk is set to highlight its latest NAND innovations designed to power the next stage of artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure at Future of Memory and Storage 2026 (FMS 2026). The company will showcase its newest technologies at Booth #607 in the Santa Clara Convention Center.
According to a press release received by LayarHijau.com, the rapid growth of AI models, expanding context windows, and the rise of agentic AI applications are driving unprecedented demand for storage capacity, bandwidth, and power efficiency. As a result, memory and storage have become essential components for delivering AI performance at scale.
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To address these evolving requirements, Sandisk is advancing its NAND technology portfolio to help customers improve AI inference capabilities across data centers, cloud environments, and AI-driven workloads.
“AI infrastructure has entered a new phase where the ability to store, move, and access data efficiently is becoming just as critical as compute itself,” said Khurram Ismail, Chief Product Officer at Sandisk.
“As inference workloads evolve, customers need memory and storage technologies that deliver the right balance of performance, capacity, and power efficiency without adding complexity. With decades of experience in flash innovation, Sandisk continues to advance next-generation NAND technology and new innovations such as HBF™ to help drive the industry forward.”
At FMS 2026, Sandisk will demonstrate technologies developed for AI workloads, including high-speed data lakes, AI model storage, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and KV cache applications. The company will also showcase how HBF™, next-generation NAND, and enterprise SSD technologies are designed to meet the growing demands for capacity, performance, and power efficiency in AI inference.
Among the featured innovations is BiCS10 QLC NAND, the company’s next-generation 3D NAND technology engineered to deliver higher storage density, improved performance, and greater power efficiency for AI, cloud, and data center environments.
Sandisk will also introduce the latest version of its AI Data Cycle Framework, which maps storage requirements across every stage of AI development—from raw data archiving and high-speed data lakes to model training, inference, and AI-generated content repositories.
Another key highlight is HBF™ (High Bandwidth Flash), a new NAND-based memory technology developed to support large-scale AI inference. In addition, Sandisk’s latest enterprise SSD portfolio features high-endurance configurations for KV cache workloads, future PCIe Gen 6 support, and ultra-high-capacity E3.S designs enabled by reduced DRAM usage.
The company will kick off its participation at FMS 2026 with a keynote titled NAND: The Versatile & Scalable Foundation of the AI Era. The session will explore how large-context AI models and agentic AI workflows are reshaping memory and storage architectures.
Scheduled for August 5, 2026, at the Mission City Ballroom in the Santa Clara Convention Center, the keynote will feature Jim Elliott, Chief Revenue Officer, Khurram Ismail, Chief Product Officer, and Alper Ilkbahar, Chief Technology Officer.
Sandisk will also join Google and SK Hynix for a panel discussion titled Breaking the Memory Wall with High Bandwidth Flash. The session will examine the development of HBF™ technology, its ecosystem, and the efforts required to bring next-generation memory solutions into real-world AI infrastructure.
Throughout the event, visitors to Booth #607 will be able to explore Sandisk’s latest technology demonstrations and products, including HBF™, BiCS10 NAND, enterprise SSDs, automotive storage solutions, client SSDs, and a range of consumer storage products.
