Synology Unveils Upcoming PAS7700 NVMe SSD 48-Bays 4U Enterprise Storage System with Active-Active Architecture

Synology, Inc. unveiled the upcoming PAS7700 company’s next-gen storage solution for the enterprise.

Featuring active-active NVMe architecture and all-flash storage, PAS7700 is engineered to deliver uninterrupted, high-performance services for mission-critical workloads.

“PAS7700 is the culmination of Synology’s 25 years of engineering expertise in data management and storage,” said Kenneth Hsu, director, system group, Synology. “By combining our deep software and hardware development experience and closely collaborating with our enterprise customers and partners, we’ve engineered PAS7700 to deliver ultra-high performance at a price point previously unseen in the enterprise storage market.”

Combining dual-controllers with 48 NVMe SSD bays in a space-efficient 4U chassis, PAS7700 scales to 1.65PB of raw capacity with the addition of 7 expansion units. PAS7700 features support for a range of file and block protocols including NVME-oF. With redundant memory upgradable to 2,048GB (*) across both controllers and support for high-speed 100GbE networking, it delivers performance, availability, and scalability to meet enterprise storage demands.

Exceptional performance
Optimized for demanding workloads, PAS7700 leverages an all NVMe array to deliver millisecond-grade low latency and up to 2 million IOs and 30GB/s sequential throughput (**).

Designed for mission-critical workloads
PAS7700 is built on an active-active dual-controller architecture to deliver uninterrupted operations for mission-critical workloads. Designed with security at its core, PAS7700 features data protection tools including immutable snapshots, advanced replication and flexible offsite tiering ensuring end-to-end data integrity and resilience.

Availability:
PAS7700 is scheduled for release in the 2nd half of 2025.

(*) Memory module is upgradable to 1,024GB/node; 2,048GB for the whole PAS7700 system.
(**) Performance figures are obtained through internal testing by Synology. Actual performance may vary depending on the testing environment, usage, and configuration.