NAS vendor Qnap says its SSD cache technology provides the best return on investment for enterprises and less demanding users. Using SSDs or other types of flash memory to accelerate rotating disk ...
QNAP unveiled the quad-core Intel-based 2-bay TS-253Be and 4-bay TS-453Be. With a PCIe expansion slot, the functionality of both NAS can be expanded to meet application needs, including M.2 SSD ...
QNAP QM2 cards support either M.2 SATA SSDs or M.2 PCIe NVMe SSDs to enable SSD caching for boosted IOPS performance or to form an auto-tiering volume for optimal storage performance. QNAP extended ...
After first unveiling their new QNAP NAS storage at this year’s CES 2018 technology event during January, QNAP has today announce the availability of the new QNAP NAS quad-core Intel-based 2-bay ...
If we were writing this review three years ago, we would most likely be talking about another Marvell based appliance with substandard file performance, lacking a lot of features that we now take for ...
According to IHS iSuppli, the SSD market will continue to boom this year, thanks to the rapid rise of so-called cache drives. These drives -- we reviewed a 60GB example from Corsair last month -- are ...
This is a killer two-bay NAS box with 10GbE, HDMI direct video output, and two M.2 SATA slots for high-speed caching. A Windowed browser interface, and a multitude of apps including video surveillance ...
When solid-state drives first broke into the consumer market, there were those who predicted the new storage format would supplant hard drives in a matter of years thanks to radically improved ...
QNAP has this week introduced its new QuTS hero NAS TS-hx87XU-RP hybrid storage which is now available with options for either 9, 18, 22 or 30 bays. Powered by the Intel Xeon E-2300 series processors ...
Firstly, Qnap's design provides a single SSD cache across all the volumes or iSCSI LUNs on the NAS, where others may require a separate cache for each volume or LUN. The Qnap approach reduces the cost ...
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