As COMPUTEX 2025 wraps up, Synology’s booth at TaiNEX 1 (J1018) was a focal point for data management innovation. Their showcase highlighted a unified ecosystem, spanning enterprise storage, data protection, video surveillance, productivity, and personal private cloud solutions, all increasingly integrating AI.
For the enterprise sector, Synology debuted the PAS7700, an active-active NVMe all-flash storage system engineered for mission-critical tasks. This powerhouse boasts up to 2 million IOPS and sub-millisecond latency, aiming to triple the performance of existing models.
They also revealed the new ActiveProtect DP7200 appliance, expanding their data protection portfolio for unified, immutable backups across distributed environments.
In surveillance, Synology introduced C2 Surveillance, a cloud-based video management system supporting NVR-less deployment and scalable multi-site management, complete with AI analytics. For productivity, new applications like ChatPlus for secure team communication and Synology Meet for private cloud-based video conferencing were featured, emphasizing data ownership and privacy.
Lastly, for home and small office users, the BeeStation Plus launched as a plug-and-play private cloud solution for families, offering features like automatic iCloud Photo Library backup and Plex Media Server integration.
The booth also prominently featured the wider 2025 Series DiskStation NAS models (e.g., DS725+, DS425+, DS225+), showcasing their enhanced performance and reliability. Despite the controversial stricter drive compatibility policy, a significant talking point, Synology’s COMPUTEX presentations made it clear they are focused on a tightly integrated hardware and software ecosystem designed for maximum stability and user confidence.
