Ubitus and Phison Teaming to Build 5G Cloud Storage Technology

In response to the demand for 5G cloud storage, Ubitus Inc., and Phison Electronics Corp., have formally signed an agreement and announced an international strategic partnership.

Cloud gaming will move forward with 5G
Both Wesley Kuo, CEO, Ubitus, and K.S. Pua, CEO, Phison, say the 5G era is coming, and a faster storage solution is an inevitable trend. With the high-speed and low-latency features of 5G, different devices will be able to maximize interconnection and improve the intelligence ability of devices. Cloud AI computing will become more popular. Cloud gaming based on 5G not only brings better gaming experiences to players, but will also have significant growth in the total number of users in the future.

Team up to build more complete cloud service platform
Combining the complete and performance NAND storage solutions of Phison with the cloud computing solution of Ubitus will improve storage technology of the cloud streaming service platform. Ubitus will also provide IDCs in Japan and Taiwan as support. Both parties will provide a complete and stable storage solution for cloud computing services such as cloud gaming, cloud virtual reality (VR/AR), and cloud AI creating a world cloud service platform.

As a world cloud streaming technology developer and service provider, Ubitus provides cloud gaming service with high-speed streaming and low-latency control to world-class telecom operators such as NTT DOCOMO, KDDI, Yahoo Japan, and Korea Telecom. It also makes use of AI technology for image learning, data computing and image enhancement, enabling end users to enjoy world-class gaming experiences anytime and anywhere.

Ubitus also provides cloud-AI computing services for Cortex, an AI blockchain company, and CGI Lab of National Chiao Tung University, saving computing time for AI users with an abundance of computing power. Ubitus has become a leader in the field of cloud-AI computing services.