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QSAN Technology, Inc., an enterprise data management and storage solutions provider, has begun trading its shares on Taiwan’s Emerging Stock Board (ESB), marking a key milestone as the company expands from enterprise storage into enterprise AI solutions to meet surging demand for on-premises AI infrastructure. The listing comes as generative AI and enterprise-specific LLMs drive demand for high-performance, secure, and scalable data infrastructure. QSAN leverages over two decades of storage expertise to develop integrated hardware and software platforms, including NVMe all-flash storage with proprietary management software, supporting AI training, inference, and RAG workloads. Chairman JP Chen emphasized that in-house R&D across hardware, firmware, OS, and software enables QSAN to help enterprises deploy AI within their own environments, strengthening its position as a Taiwan-developed technology leader. Strategic partnerships with ASUS, Acer, and Gigabyte expand QSAN’s enterprise AI opportunities, combining storage and data management with server and computing capabilities for global markets. QSAN products are deployed in over 50 countries, and the company has received the SME Innovation Research Award, Rising Star Award, and two D&B Top 1000 SME Elite Awards, recognizing its technology innovation, business performance, and international competitiveness. Entering the capital market marks the start of QSAN’s next growth phase. The company will continue investing in proprietary technology, strengthening enterprise AI solutions, selectively expanding into strategic global markets, and leveraging partnerships to capture opportunities from enterprise AI adoption.