Everpure reports second hyperscaler storage design win

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Published Wednesday, August 19, 2026 · 8:07 AM EDT

Everpure said it has secured a design and supply contract with an unnamed top-five hyperscaler for storage based on its DirectFlash technology. The agreement is structured as a master supply agreement covering software and non-NAND components, according to the company. Everpure said the customer is its second hyperscaler client after Meta adopted its technology in late 2024, and that the contract should become a significant contributor to revenue from fiscal 2028.

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