AGI uses COMPUTEX 2026 to tell the world they are the one behind DANDADAN memory products
AGI has introduced an officially licensed consumer hardware collaboration with the popular anime series Dandadan at Computex 2026 under its “Think Big, Build Grand” exhibition banner to merge high-performance storage solutions with pop culture.
These collab products come with character visual assets applied directly onto the physical heat spreaders of AGI’s elite storage categories, avoiding basic sticker overlays in favor of embedded theme-specific prints.
This custom styling applies to the high-speed UD858 DDR5 desktop memory modules alongside the brand’s premium AI828 PCIe Gen4 and Gen5 M.2 solid-state drives tailored for stylized gaming builds. The merchandising line also extends across the mobile storage segment, covering custom-clad microSD Supreme Pro TF138 flash cards, specialized USB thumb drives, and the portable ED158 external solid-state drive series.
Within this collab, one of the hero products is the ED268 rugged external solid-state drive, wrapped in a bold red housing that features Turbo Granny and all the good things about the drive – USB 3.2 Gen2 x2 20Gbps interface, up to 2000 MB/s read and write speed, internal shock dampening, certified for 2-meter drop protection, and an IP-rated seal for dust and water resistance, and more.
But one thing that sucks is that currently, only Taiwan, Vietnam, and the Philippines will be getting this officially. But if there’s a chance that AGI could get a contract amendment to add more sales regions, then that would be great.
AGI presented these consumer models alongside its new industrial temperature-sensitive thermochromic heat shields and enterprise-grade DDR5 RDIMM server memory at booth L1117a on the 4th floor of Hall 1 within the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center.
