TerraMaster Announced 725 Enterprise NAS Series
The new rackmount line consolidates high-density storage workloads using Intel Xeon processors.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Data Centers
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TerraMaster has announced its 725 enterprise rackmount NAS product family, a new series featuring four models designed to support data-heavy workloads. The units range from 8 to 16 drive bays and utilize Intel Xeon D processors to manage file services and backups.
Why it matters
This hardware launch targets the consolidation of enterprise storage infrastructures by providing high-performance networking and scalable raw capacity. It reflects a growing demand for dense, managed file services within corporate environments.
The U16-725 Plus model reaches a maximum raw capacity of 480TB, capable of scaling to 1.4PB through external expansion. Performance benchmarks reach 6,250MB/s for sequential reads and 945,063 IOPS for 4K random reads.
The players
TerraMaster
A developer of network-attached storage and direct-attached storage hardware targeting both home and enterprise markets.
Intel
A semiconductor manufacturer known for the Xeon series of server-grade processors utilized in data center infrastructure.
The details
The system architecture pairs Intel Xeon D-2712T or D-2733NT processors with 16GB of DDR4 ECC (error-correcting code) memory, which detects and repairs data corruption. Connectivity is managed via four 10GbE (10-gigabit Ethernet) SFP+ ports and two 5GbE RJ45 ports. Internal caching is handled by three M.2 2280 PCIe 4.0 slots, which act as high-speed buffers to improve disk performance.
Timeline
September 22, 2026: TerraMaster officially announced the 725 enterprise rackmount NAS product family.
The Tech Race
The 725 series enters a competitive market for high-density rackmount appliances powered by the Intel Xeon D architecture. This move positions TerraMaster to compete against established enterprise storage players by leveraging high-bandwidth 10GbE connectivity and scalable capacity.
Enterprise administrators can deploy these units to unify storage services into a single 480TB footprint per device. Note that the list price of $4,999 to $8,299 excludes the cost of hard drives, which must be sourced separately.
The takeaway
This announcement establishes a new high-water mark for TerraMaster's storage density in enterprise environments. Keep an eye on real-world throughput benchmarks as independent testing labs verify the claimed 945,063 IOPS performance metrics.
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