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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.

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QNAP TS-464 (4-bay) and TS-664 (6-bay) NAS Solutions Now Available

QNAP has announced the launch of their 4-bay TS-464 and 6-bay TS-664 quad-core 2.5GbE NAS solutions. Ideal for professionals and office users with high-speed demands, the new TS-x64 series comes equipped with M.2 NVMe SSD slots and 4K HDMI output as well as PCIe Gen3 expansion capabilities for 10GbE or 5GbE connectivity and QM2 cards

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QNAP 2-bay TS-253E and 4-bay TS-453E NAS Solutions Now Available

QNAP has launched the 2-bay TS-253E and 4-bay TS-453E, adding to their already extensive lineup of small to midsize business NAS solutions. The TS-x53E series NAS solutions is powered by an Intel Celeron J6412 quad-core processor (burst up to 2.6GHz) and is designed specifically for managed service providers, system integrators, and other IT-related businesses.

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QNAP TS-410E NAS Announced

QNAP has announced their new professional-grade NAS, the TS-410E, specifically meant for multimedia center and noise-sensitive use cases with its fan-less cooling design and high-speed I/O specifications.

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Synology DS1522+ Review

The DS1522+ is Synology’s newest addition to their performance-driven NAS portfolio designed for both home and business users, replacing the Synology DiskStation DS1520+ as its successor. Featuring a compact 5-bay build, the Synology DS1522+ is highlighted by its AMD Ryzen R1600 processor. The biggest change of all though is the addition of an expansion port

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QNAP TS-233 2-Bay NAS Review

QNAP has recently added the TS-233 to their portfolio of small NAS devices. Built with an ARM Cortex-A55 quad-core 2.0 GHz processor and configured with 2 GB RAM, the TS-233 is designed for those looking to increase collaboration between multiple users. The QNAP TS-233 was reported to run data at 114MB/s download and 103MB/s upload

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QNAP HS-264 Silent NAS Launched

QNAP has announced their new 2-bay HS-264 Silent NAS, which is powered by an Intel Celeron N5105 quad-core processor and dual-port 2.5GbE networking. Moreover, its dual 4K HDMI output, 4K media streaming/transcoding, and install-on-demand app capabilities make QNAP’s HS-264 an ideal NAS for those looking for a multimedia-focused solution.

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QNAP TBS-464 Mini All-Flash NAS Review

The QNAP TBS-464 is a tiny NAS that can go with you anywhere. It accepts four M.2 SSDs, runs silently, and has the same management features as QNAP’s full-sized units. Networking is somewhat limited, with just two 2.5GbE, but the TBS-464 is still a great portable storage and productivity hub.

Consumer  ◇  NAS

Synology DSM 7.1 Beta Now Available

Synology has released its first significant beta update to DiskStation Manager (DSM) 7.0, bringing it to version 7.1. The jump to 7 from 6.X was a major one, including an overhaul of GUI for a much more streamlined look-and-feel and a focus on addressing security issues that were plaguing NAS users at the time. While

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QNAP Recommends Immediate Actions to Secure QNAP NAS Systems

QNAP has released a product security statement last week concerning the ransomware and brute-force attacks that have been targeting all networking devices. Those with a NAS accessible to the Internet without any protection are particularly at risk here. As such, QNAP urges that everyone using NAS solutions follow the security setting instructions in this article