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TerraMaster Unleashes the Xeon-Powered 725 Series: Enterprise Rackmount NAS Built for the AI Era

Four new rackmount systems combine Intel Xeon D processors, ECC memory, high-speed networking, NVMe support and TOS 7 for AI datasets, virtualization, 4K/8K workflows, backup and surveillance.

Milano, Italy, 22nd Sep 2026 – As artificial intelligence applications and digital business continue to accelerate, enterprises face growing demands for storage capacity, concurrent access and data management. To address the rising need for high-performance, reliable and scalable storage infrastructure, TerraMaster today officially launches its new 725 Series of enterprise rackmount NAS systems, comprising four models: U8-725, U12-725, U12-725 Plus and U16-725 Plus.

The 725 Series is powered by enterprise-class Intel Xeon D processors and comes with 16 GB of ECC memory across the entire range. Standard models feature 4-core Xeon processors, while Plus models use 8-core Xeon processors. With high-speed network connectivity, NVMe SSD support and PCIe expansion, the 725 Series delivers a high-performance unified storage platform engineered for demanding enterprise workloads.

One Platform for Multiple Enterprise Workloads

The 725 Series is designed to go beyond traditional file storage and backup, supporting multiple workloads on a single platform, including:

  • Enterprise file storage and collaboration
  • Data backup and disaster recovery
  • 4K/8K media production and content collaboration
  • AI training dataset storage and high-speed data access
  • Video surveillance storage and archiving
  • Virtualization and enterprise applications

By consolidating diverse workloads on a unified storage platform, enterprises can reduce the need for multiple standalone storage systems, simplify IT infrastructure, and lower overall procurement and management complexity.

Xeon Performance and High-Speed Networking for Demanding Workloads

The U12-725, for example, integrates a 4-core Intel Xeon D-2712T processor and 16 GB of ECC memory, together with four 10GbE SFP+ ports and two 5GbE network ports. It also supports PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSDs and PCIe expansion, enabling high-speed data access for concurrent users and data-intensive workloads.

In TerraMaster laboratory testing, the U12-725 achieved sequential read speeds of up to 6,250 MB/s, sequential write speeds of up to 3,480 MB/s, and up to 945,063 IOPS in 4K random read performance. Actual performance may vary depending on hardware configuration, RAID mode, network environment and workload type.

Four Models for Different Enterprise Storage Requirements

The four 725 Series models establish a clear product hierarchy in terms of storage capacity and processing performance:

 

Model     Bays         Processor                                     Positioning
U8-725 8-bay 4-core Xeon Enterprise storage, backup and virtualization
U12-725 12-bay 4-core Xeon High-performance unified storage, media, AI data and surveillance
U12-725 Plus 12-bay 8-core Xeon High concurrency, AI, virtualization and professional media production
U16-725 Plus 16-bay 8-core Xeon Large-scale enterprise data and demanding workloads

 

From enterprise file storage, backup and virtualization to media production, AI data and video surveillance, partners can select the most suitable model according to customer data volumes, workload requirements and future expansion plans.

TOS 7: A Data Foundation for the AI Era

The 725 Series runs TOS 7, TerraMaster’s AI-Native operating system, with enhanced capabilities for search, indexing and intelligent management of large data volumes, bringing AI-powered functionality into enterprise storage infrastructure.

For teams developing AI solutions, the 725 Series can serve as a centralized storage platform for training datasets and related data resources. For businesses exploring private AI, it can also provide a reliable local data foundation for knowledge bases, intelligent applications and data analytics.

New Enterprise Storage Opportunities for Partners

The 725 Series further strengthens TerraMaster’s enterprise storage portfolio while creating new opportunities for distributors, resellers, system integrators, IT service providers and security system integrators.

With Xeon-based enterprise hardware, TOS 7, data protection, backup and virtualization capabilities, high-speed network connectivity and AI-focused data features, partners can build complete storage solutions for enterprise IT, media production, AI, video surveillance and data protection.

TERRAMASTER 725 SERIES — XEON POWER. AI-READY. ENTERPRISE STORAGE.

The 725 Series will officially launch on September 22, 2026.

For more information about TerraMaster enterprise NAS solutions and the Partner Program, visit the official TerraMaster website: https://www.terra-master.com/

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TerraMasteris a professional brand specializing in innovative storage solutions for home users, businesses and enterprises. With a focus on performance, reliability and user experience, TerraMaster delivers advanced NAS and DAS products designed to meet a wide range of storage needs.

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