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Your Best Computing Partner
Less Waiting. More Creating
4K / 8K Video Projects | RAW Photo Libraries | Large Creative Assets | High-Speed File Access
Large RAW libraries, high-resolution video, and project files put constant pressure on storage. S5 combines NVMe all-flash storage with 10GbE connectivity to keep frequently used assets moving faster, while its fanless design stays quietly beside your workstation.
From importing footage to browsing photo libraries and accessing active projects, S5 keeps storage responsive without adding another source of noise to your creative space.
Hear Your Content. Not Your NAS
4K Media Libraries | Lossless Music | Home Theater | Personal Media Collection
A media library should add to the experience, not the background noise. With no mechanical hard drives and no system fans, S5 is designed to stay quietly beside your TV, speakers, or listening setup.
Store movies, lossless music, family videos, and personal media on an all-flash system built for fast access and quiet living spaces.
Fast Storage for Always-On Services
Docker & Local Services | Databases | Home Server | High-Speed Networking
Containers, databases, local services, and frequently accessed files all benefit from fast random storage performance. S5 pairs NVMe all-flash storage with 10GbE, 2.5GbE, and Intel® Core™ 3 processing for responsive everyday Homelab workloads.
And with no system fan, an always-on server no longer has to mean another fan running beside your desk.
For small studios and creative teams, storage needs to stay responsive when projects, assets, and deliverables are shared across multiple devices. S5 combines all-flash storage with 10GbE networking to create a compact high-speed workspace for frequently accessed team files.
Its fanless design also makes it easier to keep shared storage inside the studio instead of moving noisy hardware away from the people using it.