As AI adoption accelerates and cloud platforms scale at record speed across the Middle East, the need for high-performance, resilient, and scalable storage infrastructure has never been greater. Kingston Technology, the world leader in memory products and technology solutions, has stepped forward to meet this demand with the launch of its next-generation Gen 5 NVMe SSD solutions, designed to power AI, cloud, high-performance computing, and data-centric workloads.
Kingston’s new PCIe 5.0 SSD lineup, including the DC3000ME and FURY Renegade G5, sets a new benchmark for performance—delivering speeds up to 14,000 MB/s with exceptional IOPS. These capabilities are engineered to empower enterprises, hyperscalers, and data centers, accelerating AI model training, enhancing real-time inference, and eliminating bottlenecks in complex analytics environments.
“Storage is no longer just a component—it’s the cornerstone of AI performance and cloud scalability.”
— Antoine Harb, Kingston Technology
Designed for sustained durability and low latency, the drives are purpose-built for sectors rapidly adopting advanced technologies such as robotics, edge intelligence, automation, and high-volume analytics. As hybrid and multi-cloud environments gain traction, Kingston continues to advocate for robust data protection strategies, emphasizing the 3-2-1 backup rule—three copies of data, two stored locally, and one offsite—to balance performance and resilience.
Antoine Harb, Team Leader Middle East at Kingston Technology, said, “The region is at a turning point. AI is shifting from proof-of-concept to full-scale deployment, and storage is now a strategic differentiator. Enterprises want speed, reliability, and confidence to scale. With our Gen 5 SSDs, we are giving them the foundation to train bigger models, process data faster, and bring advanced cloud services to market without compromise. Kingston will continue to stand with our partners as they build the digital platforms that will define the Middle East’s future.”
This launch aligns with Kingston’s broader strategy to evolve from a memory provider into a key enabler of cloud, AI, and digital infrastructure—empowering regional organizations to innovate, scale, and unlock the full potential of next-generation technologies.
