The AI NAS

Everything the Hub does…

…plus the storage layer

• A real NAS. Multiple drive bays with parity protection — a failed disk loses nothing. Start with what you need, add drives as life accumulates.
• The family cinema, at scale. Thousands of films and series, organised with artwork and subtitles, streaming smoothly to every TV, tablet and phone — with hardware-accelerated 4K.
• Backups that actually happen. Every computer in the house backs up to the NAS; the box also protects its own systems continuously, so updates and mistakes can always be rolled back.
• Network shares. Proper shared drives for the house — projects, documents, music — visible from every computer like a drive that's simply always there.
• Room to grow. The same box happily takes on more: audiobooks, recipe libraries, password managers, a family game server — a curated catalogue of additions, installed on request, alongside the customisations every Morisonics box can carry.

What’s in the box

• The same brain as the Hub. AMD Strix Halo — Ryzen AI Max+ 395, 16 cores, Radeon 8060S graphics and 64 GB of unified memory — the Typhoon 2.5 language model, Qwen3-ASR and the reply voices resident in memory, with room left over for the storage side.
• A NAS chassis. Five 3.5-inch drive bays plus five M.2 slots, dual 10 GbE and USB4 — the Minisforum N5 MAX platform we run in our own lab. Start with the drives you need; the array grows one disk at a time.
• Unraid underneath. A lifetime Unraid licence in your name: a parity-protected array of mixed drive sizes, an NVMe cache for the hot data, and a 4K-capable media server that uses the Radeon for transcoding.
• Backups built in. Every service is snapshotted nightly to a backup store on the box, with an optional offsite copy — Dropbox, or a drive at a relative’s house — so a bad update, a mistake or a stolen box is a restore, not a loss.

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