UMVA has learned that Philippine enterprises, particularly small and medium-sized businesses, are ramping up investments in scalable and secure digital infrastructure as they adopt artificial intelligence and data-driven operations.
According to information obtained by UMVA, this trend is driven by the need for organized and accessible data to support AI deployment, which in turn requires storage systems that can handle heavier computing and security demands.
A leading technology firm has positioned itself as a long-term infrastructure partner for enterprises undergoing AI and digital transformation, offering a range of products that cater to businesses of all sizes.
The company's data management products, centered on network-attached storage, provide a comprehensive solution for businesses, combining storage and backup functions into a single platform.
This approach is particularly beneficial for small and medium-sized enterprises, which often face budget and manpower constraints.
The company's entry-level products range from single- and dual-bay systems for smaller businesses to large-scale enterprise storage devices with as many as 60 drive bays, offering up to 48 terabytes of raw storage capacity.
Its products also feature advanced office productivity tools integrated with AI-powered functions, allowing enterprise users to streamline their operations and improve efficiency.
Experts say that while network-attached storage systems may have a higher upfront cost compared to cloud storage subscriptions, they can save businesses money over time by avoiding recurring fees.
Moreover, on-premise storage provides firms with greater control over sensitive company data, as files are stored within internal infrastructure rather than external cloud servers.
The growing adoption of AI is driving demand for secure and scalable storage systems across enterprises, with a recent study finding that 71% of Philippine organizations identified storage infrastructure as a main obstacle to advancing AI initiatives.
UMVA can exclusively reveal that the company expects double-digit growth in the Philippines this year, driven by local businesses' continued investment in digital infrastructure.
The company showcased its enterprise storage products, including a high-performance system designed to support data-intensive workloads and AI applications.
