Longsys and Lexar Launch XP2390Mi Wide-Temperature mSSD at electronica 2026 in Munich

Longsys and its high-end consumer storage brand Lexar launched the XP2390Mi industrial-grade wide-temperature mSSD at electronica 2026 in Munich, running November 10 to 13. The companies are exhibiting under the theme "Integrated Storage Empowering Edge AI," according to TradingView.

What the XP2390Mi mSSD Offers

The XP2390Mi targets industrial AI inspection, edge control, outdoor devices and embodied robotics, according to akta.pro company records. It supports temperatures from -40°C to 85°C and uses PCIe Gen4×4 and NVMe 2.0, with 128GB to 1TB capacities and sequential read/write speeds of up to 7,400/6,200MB/s. Its SiP design integrates the controller, NAND flash and passive components in one package, reducing board-level solder joints and associated failure risks. The drive carries IP57-rated dust and water resistance, shock and vibration resistance, anti-sulfuration protection, firmware-level power-loss protection and security features, and the 1TB version delivers an endurance rating of 600–800 TBW. Optional thermal management extensions and M.2 form factors including 2230, 2242 and 2280 are available.

Longsys also presents automotive-grade UFS, eMMC and LPDDR, plus industrial/automotive-grade SPI NAND Flash. UFS 4.1 uses Wisemem's self-developed 5nm WM7400 controller, with sequential read/write speeds up to 4,200/4,000MB/s and capacities from 128GB to 512GB. Longsys said its automotive storage capabilities are supported by AEC-Q100 reliability qualification, in-house packaging and testing, and collaboration with more than 20 chipset platforms, 20 automakers and 60 Tier 1 suppliers. Lexar is showing dashcam USB drives, memory cards and industrial-grade SD/microSD cards for sustained in-vehicle recording, including sentry-mode use.

Longsys's Hong Kong Listing Plans

Shenzhen Longsys Electronics sought up to HK$6.27 billion ($799.80 million) through a Hong Kong listing, according to an exchange filing cited by MarketScreener. The company was preparing a secondary listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, raising roughly HK$6.27 billion ($801 million) via 26.1 million H shares at a maximum of HK$240.60 each, Crypto Briefing reported.

Lexar's Recent Product Launches

Lexar announced the Professional DIAMOND CFexpress 4.0 Type A card on November 12, 2026, a 640GB storage solution for filmmakers with read speeds up to 1800MB/s and write speeds up to 1650MB/s, available for $799.99, Prweb reported. On the same day, Lexar opened US pre-orders for the Muse, a card-sized portable SSD starting at USD 249.99 for 512GB and USD 399.99 for 1TB, with first shipments expected mid-December, Analytics Insight reported. Lexar will exhibit at Inter BEE 2026 in Makuhari Messe from November 18-20, 2026, showcasing memory cards, portable SSDs and workflow products, Prtimes reported.

Edge AI Storage Demonstrations

For AI PCs, AI Boxes and other edge AI devices, Longsys is demonstrating an AMD-platform AI host powered by the XP2380MA AISSD and AIDIMM. The AISSD combines a 128GB Static SLC tier with a 512GB/1.5TB QLC tier, and with the iSA Storage Agent it enables on-demand MoE expert loading and SSD-based data orchestration. AIDIMM, based on LPDDR5x, provides a 256-bit interface and bandwidth of up to 307.2GB/s. Other highlights include AILPBGA, HLCache UFS co-optimized with Allwinner, and UFS 4.1 with iSA adapted for Qualcomm's 6th-generation Snapdragon 8 Super Edition platform.