Pixelnas
an important element
of a personal
data storage system
According to 3-2-1 data storage strategy, keep 3 total copies of your data (original + 2 backups), store them on 2 different types of media (e.g., disk & cloud) and keep 1 of those copies in an offsite location to protect against localized disasters like fire or theft

With their ability to work across different operating systems,
media and hardware, Pixelnas devices are uniquely equipped
to bring 3-2-1 formula to life

Pixelnas
and 3-2-1 strategy

No data storage system is completely foolproof. Every cloud service, device, or storage medium will eventually fail. That's why absolute confidence in the safety of your data requires building a deliberate, resilient storage system.
One essential component of this system is a device that's always with you—thanks to its compact design and low power consumption.
Each Pixelnas device is unique, featuring different storage media, hardware or operating system builds. However, they all share one thing: a simple and powerful web interface built on open-source software. This interface is backed by a large community of professionals and enthusiasts.
With Pixelnas, there are no restrictions on storage models or features. You have full freedom to swap the operating system and even install your own custom services.

The Pixelnas family design is particularly effective for implementing the 3-2-1 backup strategy, which requires at least three copies of a file, stored on two different types of media, with at least one copy off-site or in the cloud.
All models are built on energy-efficient computing platforms, offering capabilities typically found only in professional-grade solutions. This includes multi-core SoC processors, up to 32GB RAM and integrated flash storage for ARM and RISC-V architectures:

  • BananaNAS: The most compact model—roughly the size of a cigarette pack—featuring two M.2 NVMe drives
  • PixelNAS: A book-sized chassis housing six M.2 SATA/NVMe drives
  • UberNAX: Features a unique, rugged industrial design (brick-sized) with six M.2 SATA/NVMe drives
  • UberNAS: A series of rack-mountable units for 10" and 19" racks, featuring hot-swappable bays for four to eight 2.5" SSDs
BananaNAS
Compact dual-drive storage system
BananaNAS is a compact storage system built on the single-board Banana Pi BPI-M7 or Sige7 computer, featuring two M.2 NVMe drives.
The operating system and any additional services or applications can be installed on a separate flash storage device.
Powered by an octa-core processor with an integrated graphics controller and a 6-TOPS neural processing unit (NPU), it supports up to 32GB of LPDDR4 RAM. With dual 2.5GbE ports, Wi-Fi 6 and support for a keyboard, mouse and 8K display, the BananaNAS is versatile enough to function as a desktop computer replacement.

PixelNAS
Portable storage system with up to six drives
PixelNAS is a portable storage system based on an embedded industrial computer. It features a powerful energy-efficient quad-core processor with integrated graphics and a neural accelerator.
Equipped with a comprehensive set of data and video interfaces, it supports up to six M.2 drives. With such number of drives, it allows you to configure efficient
RAID 0, 1, 5, 6 and 10 disk arrays.
Built with a durable aluminum chassis, passive cooling, and a compact size—no larger than an external 3.5” hard drive enclosure—the PixelNAS is ideal for use not only in the office or at home but also during travel and outdoor work.


UberNAX
Mobile storage system with six-drive and router functionality with 10GbE interfaces
UberNAX is a mobile storage system based on low-power embedded N-series processors, ranging from four to eight cores and features LPDDR5 SODIMM memory with state of the art network controller supporting 10GbE.
Thanks to its powerful processors, dual 2.5GbE ports and dual SFP+ interfaces, the system is ideal not only for network-attached storage but also for software-based firewalls and routing.
Our own proprietary disk module leverages PCIe Switch technology to enable support for up to four M.2 NVMe drives (including the extended 22110 form factor).
Also, the module offers the flexibility to add M.2-format AI accelerators.

UberNAS
Professional rack-mount solutions for home labs and small offices
UberNAS is a specialized series of storage systems engineered for 24/7 operation and designed for installation in standard 10-inch and 19-inch equipment racks.
Like other Pixelnas devices, these systems utilize energy-efficient platforms based on ARM and RISC-V processors.
They are primarily configured with hot-swappable drive bays, supporting four to six 2.5-inch drives and include network adapters of up to 10GbE.
All units come equipped with KVM adapters for comprehensive remote management, allowing control over BIOS settings, system reboot, power management and software updates.

Many platforms -
one shell
All Pixelnas devices run openmediavault, an open source project for managing network storage devices
openmediavault is the next generation network attached storage (NAS) solution based on Debian Linux. It contains services like SSH, (S)FTP, SMB/CIFS, RSync and many more ready to use.
Thanks to the modular design of the framework it can be enhanced via plugins. openmediavault is primarily designed to be used in small offices or home offices, but is not limited to those scenarios. It is a simple and easy to use out-of-the-box solution that will allow everyone to install and administrate a Network Attached Storage without deeper knowledge.
openmediavault allows any user to set up and manage network storage without requiring technical expertise. Tasks like creating storage pools, adding users, setting access permissions and configuring network interfaces are all easily handled through a standard web browser.
Pixelnas control panel is accessible through a regular browse
ABOUT US
Our community

Just a few years ago, portable NAS devices were often considered impractical and not worth the development effort. But we believed in the idea and we weren't alone.

After publishing a short article about compact, portable NAS systems, our Telegram channel gained a wave of like-minded enthusiasts. Today, our UberNAS News channel and dedicated UberNAS Community have grown to over a thousand members. Anyone can ask a question whether it's about software or hardware issues and receive dozens of helpful answers and suggestions. What makes this truly special is that we're now developing our devices together with our customers.

Contacts:
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