Tag: NAS
ZimaBoard – World’s First Hackable Single Board Server
Introduction The ZimaBoard positions itself as a Hackable Single Board Server, which seems to be the first of its kind. It's a highly customizable board to a significant degree as we will see below. Think of the ZimaBoard as a malleable material like clay, that can be shaped and...
Continue ReadingStoraxa Offers Home Cloud Storage with Remote Access NAS
A campaign has been launched on Kickstarter for Storaxa, which is a powerful combination of a Network Attached Storage (NAS) and WiFi router, offering over 100TB of storage capacity in RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10 configurations, and a blazing fast 2.5GbE & WiFi 6 home network. It is fully...
Continue ReadingPintry-X2 – a Raspberry Pi CM4 Based NAS Device With Support for Up to 2 Drives
Storage requires critical consideration when building a data management and network project, especially to manage unexpected network growth. This is the reason behind the Pintry-X2 - Network Attached Storage (NAS), released by hardware Engineer Cezar Chirila to help network engineers...
Continue ReadingPiBox 2 Mini – A Raspberry Pi CM4-Based NAS And Cloud Storage Device
With the increased number of cloud storage solutions now available to support virtual data access, it is undeniably true that cloud computing has come to stay in the tech ecosystem. KubeSail, a self hosting company, has added to this number with their newest product called the PiBox 2...
Continue ReadingQuad-core networking “Mochabin-5G” launches on Kickstarter for $159 and up; Features support for 5G cellular, 10-gig-Ethernet and Wi-Fi 6
Embedded computing specialist Globalscale Technologies has announced a powerful Mochabin SBC which runs Linux on a 1.4GHz quad -A72 Marvell 7040 processor and offers more Ethernet ports compared to the earlier boards. "The Mochabin builds upon the ESPRESSObin community and experience...
Continue ReadingKobol, the company behind Helios64 NAS system calls it quit and shut it’s doors
Recent news reaching us is that Helios4 and Helios64 manufacturer, Kobol, has decided to call it quits promising to only give its support to its customers when available. The three-man company behind the popular open-spec network-attached storage (NAS) devices made this announcement...
Continue ReadingWiretrustee designs a Four-port SATA Raspberry Pi CM4 carrier board for low-power NAS
Wiretrustee has designed an ultra-compact x4 SATA Raspberry Pi CM4 carrier board with up to 220MB/s throughput for NAS applications. "After watching a couple of videos from Jeff Geerling I thought I might try it out and build my own SATA carrier board for the CM4," said an unnamed...
Continue ReadingHelios64: A New DIY NAS by Kobol
It is undeniable that a NAS is an unbelievably useful equipment. Even though the cloud is making us question if we need one at times, it is better as a long-term solution, accounting for the higher investment in the beginning. Today, we will look at an ambitious open-source NAS, the...
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