ADATA and Giga Computing Launch Upgraded Server Production Line in Brazil

ADATA Technology, a leading memory module manufacturer, has partnered with Giga Computing, a subsidiary of GIGABYTE, to establish a newly upgraded server production line in Brazil. This collaboration enhances regional manufacturing capabilities, helps address ongoing tariff challenges, and strengthens the competitiveness of GIGABYTE products by integrating ADATA’s server-grade memory and storage solutions. Together, the two companies aim to accelerate their expansion across the Latin American market.

ADATA Technology, a leading memory module manufacturer, has partnered with Giga Computing, a subsidiary of GIGABYTE, to establish a newly upgraded server production line in Brazil. This collaboration enhances regional manufacturing capabilities, helps address ongoing tariff challenges, and strengthens the competitiveness of GIGABYTE products by integrating ADATA’s server-grade memory and storage solutions. Together, the two companies aim to accelerate their expansion across the Latin American market.

In the first quarter of 2025, ADATA’s Brazilian facility and Giga Computing initiated a long-term strategic partnership to support local server manufacturing and assembly needs. This new production line not only improves supply chain efficiency but also enables the delivery of customized server solutions, addressing growing demand for AI and high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructures.

ADATA has been deeply rooted in Brazil for over a decade, investing in diversified operations including manufacturing and marketing. Since establishing its first plant in São Paulo in 2016 and expanding to Manaus in 2021, ADATA has leveraged fully automated processes and high-capacity production to ensure a stable supply to the regional market. The company’s commitment to quality and workforce excellence has been recognized with the "Great Place to Work" certification in Brazil for three consecutive years from 2022 to 2024.

The partnership between ADATA and Giga Computing marks a new milestone for the Latin American server market. By combining cutting-edge technologies and resources, the two companies are well-positioned to deliver competitive, reliable server systems that meet the evolving demands of enterprise customers. The new production line enhances delivery speed and flexibility, allowing for faster deployment of server solutions in South America.

Moving forward, ADATA and Giga Computing will continue to strengthen their collaboration, offering complete server solutions—including memory and storage products—to capture emerging opportunities in AI and HPC sectors, particularly across the Southern Common Market (MERCOSUR) countries. This strategic move positions both companies at the forefront of the next-generation technology wave in Latin America.

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