TRUSTA: ADATA features a new line of SSDs focused on corporate use

Adata launched its new brand Trust during Computex 2025, seeking to conquer the business market with high performance products. The first release includes two SSD lines, the T7 and T5, facing extreme performance and reliability.

The T7 line is compatible with exclusive patterns for data centers and servers. The T5 line is based on PCIE Gen4 and SATA III interfaces, meeting storage business needs.

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The T7P5 Trust is the highlight of the new SSDs line, offering reading/writing speeds up to 13,500/10,400 MB/if skills ranging from 1.92TB to 15.36TB.

This model is not available for the consumer market, being focused exclusively on business infrastructure. He adopts patterns such as U.2, E3.S and E1.S (9.5/15/25mm), which replace traditional M.2 and 2.5 ″ formats.

The T7P5 was tested on several benches during the fair, being used even in AI demonstrations. Its registered energy consumption was 18W, high for a SSD U.2.

T5 Series

The T5 line includes the T5P4B, T5S3B and T5S3 models, facing business records. The T5S3 model is simply presented as a 2.5 -inch SATA SATA.

Already The T5P4B uses a PCIE GEN4 X4 interface with a speed of 6,000/800 MB / s, 240GB capacities at 3.84TB. Finally, The T5S3B uses a SATA III interface with speeds of 550 /480 MB / if models available from 120GB to 1.92TB.

There is still no price information, and due to business focus, it is possible that these SSDs are not sold directly to the public.

Business market

ADATA also exposed components of other manufacturers aimed at the business market. The highlight was the platform Montitan Gen5 SSD of Silicon Motion, which supports up to 128TB with speeds of 14 /11 GB / s and Intel’s new net cooling system, with 1,000W dissipation and designed for servers.

JWS Technologies cooling solution was presented alongside Adata SSDs, suggesting future integration between liquid storage and refrigeration hardware.

Source: Tom’s Hardware.