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Synology reveals a host of new NAS devices it says can balance budget and power requirements for all users

Synology has launched the DiskStation neo+ Series, a new lineup of four NAS models featuring lower default memory configurations to provide users with more flexible, cost-effective entry points.

Key Points

  • The neo+ lineup includes the DS725neo+, DS925neo+, DS1525neo+, and DS1825neo+ models.
  • All units ship with 4GB of memory, which users can manually expand up to 32GB.
  • The DS725neo+ utilizes an AMD Ryzen R1600 processor, while the other three models feature the AMD Ryzen V1500B.
  • Larger models include PCIe 3.0 slots for 10GbE or 25GbE networking and M.2 slots for SSD caching.
  • Every device runs the standard Synology DiskStation Manager (DSM) operating system and supports DX525 storage expansion units.

Why it Matters

This strategy allows Synology to lower the barrier to entry for businesses and home users by reducing initial hardware costs. By offering expandable memory, the company provides a scalable path that enables customers to increase performance as their storage and data requirements grow over time.
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