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Synology DS224+ Review

On the heels of the launch of the Synology DS223j, a 2-bay NAS solution designed for home or small workgroups, the company wasted no time launching the Synology DS224+, a higher-performance NAS solution with advanced functionality and a user-friendly design. This new 2-bay solution is designed to meet the demands for efficient and secure data

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8 Simple Steps to Secure Your NAS

Ensuring the security of your NAS is of utmost importance in safeguarding valuable data from cyber threats in today’s digital landscape. The consequences of a compromised system, such as identity theft, financial loss, or reputational damage, can be severe. By following this comprehensive security guideline, users can mitigate the risk of malware infections, unauthorized access

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Synology DS223j Review

The Synology DS223j is an affordable 2-bay NAS solution designed for home use or small workgroups, offering reasonable levels of performance and reliability. The NAS features the Realtek RTD1619B 4-core processor (1.7GHz), 1GB maximum memory, one 1GbE RJ-45 LAN port, and two USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports.

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QNAP TVS-h874 NAS Review

The 8-bay QNAP TVS-h874 leverages a 12th Gen Intel Core multicore processor, allowing the NAS to run the ZFS-based QuTS hero operating system with efficiency. The TVS-h874 supports block-level inline data deduplication and compression, provides near-endless snapshot capabilities, and real-time SnapSync. This makes it a great choice for various use cases, such as a file

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Synology BeeDrive, DiskStation DS423 and Plus Series HDDs Announced

Synology has announced a lineup of innovative products targeted at home users and small businesses. These new offerings include the DiskStation DS423, the value-based Plus Series SATA HDDs, and the BeeDrive, a personal backup hub designed to simplify data protection. Synology’s latest product releases aim to address the storage and data management needs of home

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Synology DS1823xs+ Announced

Synology has announced the DiskStation DS1823xs+, a powerful central storage server designed for use in environments where no dedicated server rack or data center is available. Ideal for small and medium-sized businesses, the Synology DS1823xs+ provides shared data storage and sharing, endpoint and server backup, VM storage, surveillance management, and other business applications. With its

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Synology M.2 NVMe SSD Pools Support Added

While prepping a DS923+ NAS for a full review, we noticed that Synology has quietly added support for M.2 SSD volumes. This is a huge deal, as Synology previously allowed these slotted SSD drives for cache purposes only, limiting their utility. We’ve long complained about the lack of M.2 SSD volume support, hopefully, Synology will

QNAP QM2-2P-384A
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New QNAP SSD Expansion Cards Now Available

QNAP has announced the QM2-2P-344A and QM2-2P-384A, the company’s newest addition to their budget-friendly QM2 PCIe Gen3 expansion card line. The new cards can be installed in compatible QNAP NAS solutions or Windows/Linux workstations, adding M.2 NVMe SSD slots to their respective systems for those looking to boost system performance and increase storage capacity. The

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QNAP TS-464 NAS Review

The QNAP TS-464 is a 4-bay NAS solution designed for consumers and small businesses, offering professional-level performance and reliability features. Compared to the QNAP TS-453D, this new offering features the Intel Celeron N5105/N5095 quad-core processor, 16GB maximum memory, two M.2 slots, and two USB 3.2 Gen2 (10Gbps) ports.

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QNAP TVS-hx74 NAS Series Announced

QNAP has announced their new high-performance TVS-hx74 QuTS hero NAS Series (4-bay TVS-h474, 6-bay, TVS-h674 and 8-bay TVS-h874) designed for backup, virtualization, and application servers. Powered by 12th-gen Intel Core multi-core/multi-thread processors, the new series leverages the ZFS-based QuTS hero operating system, allowing for block-level inline data deduplication and compression, near-limitless snapshots, and real-time SnapSync.