Today, QSAN Technology Inc. launched three new members of the XCubeNAS XN5000 Series: The XCubeNAS XN5008T, XN5008R, and XN5012R. These powerful and highly capable rackmount and tower servers provide businesses with fast data processing speeds and the option to scale data storage capacity as their business grows.
"These three new additions to the XN5000 Series offer SMB's and small enterprises the perfect high-performance, secure data storage solution," said Peggy Weng, NAS Product Manager at QSAN. "They provide premium comprehensive data protection and business services such as WORM, SED support, and multiple virtualization and data backup applications," added Weng.
The XCubeNAS XN5000 Series comes equipped with an Intel Celeron 2.9 Dual-Core Processor. The XN5008T comes with 8GB DDR4 memory, scalable to 32GB, while the XN5008R and XN5012R are scalable up to 64GB.
XCubeNAS XN5000 Series NAS units run on QSAN's advanced and easy-to-use proprietary OS, QSM, which brings file sharing, data backup, and security to a whole new level. QSM also runs on ZOL (ZFS on Linux), an enterprise-grade transactional file system that uses the concept of storage pools to manage physical storage space.
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"These three new additions to the XN5000 Series offer SMB's and small enterprises the perfect high-performance, secure data storage solution," said Peggy Weng, NAS Product Manager at QSAN. "They provide premium comprehensive data protection and business services such as WORM, SED support, and multiple virtualization and data backup applications," added Weng.
The XCubeNAS XN5000 Series comes equipped with an Intel Celeron 2.9 Dual-Core Processor. The XN5008T comes with 8GB DDR4 memory, scalable to 32GB, while the XN5008R and XN5012R are scalable up to 64GB.
XCubeNAS XN5000 Series NAS units run on QSAN's advanced and easy-to-use proprietary OS, QSM, which brings file sharing, data backup, and security to a whole new level. QSM also runs on ZOL (ZFS on Linux), an enterprise-grade transactional file system that uses the concept of storage pools to manage physical storage space.
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