Buffalo announced that it will begin the phased launch of its new TS71210RHV2 and TS51220RHV2 series of rack-mount NAS devices in early November 2026. Designed as file servers for up to 12 drives, both series feature 80Plus Platinum-certified power supplies.
Buffalo has announced the TS71210RHV2 and TS51220RHV2 series as new models in its TeraStation business NAS lineup, offering rack-mount 12-drive configurations for data centers and large offices. The systems will be available to order, and feature power supplies designed to reduce noise and heat generation.
The TS71210RHV2 series uses an Annapurna Labs Alpine V2 AL524 processor with 4 cores running at 2.2GHz, and comes standard with 16GB of DDR4 ECC memory, expandable to 64GB. It has 4 wired LAN ports operating at 10Gbps. Capacity in the 12-drive configuration is 48/96/144/192/240TB, with prices starting at ¥2.486 million. The 4-drive configuration offers 16/32/48/64/80TB, with prices starting at ¥1.518 million.
The TS51220RHV2 series uses an Intel Xeon D-1713NT processor with 4 cores running at 2.0GHz, and comes with 16GB of DDR4 ECC memory, which cannot be expanded. It has 2 wired LAN ports operating at 10Gbps and 2 operating at 1Gbps. Capacity in the 12-drive configuration is 48/96/144/192/240TB, with prices starting at ¥2.09 million. The 4-drive configuration offers 16/32/48/64/80TB, with prices starting at ¥1.122 million.
Buffalo says its testing confirmed stable operation during simultaneous full access for 24 hours from 100 PCs. The systems are JC-STAR compliant and include snapshot functionality, which creates a file structure and recovery point at a specified time and enables data restoration, as well as abnormal file-operation detection. They also support the free KikiNavi remote management service and Remote Setup.