QNAP Launches USB4 JBODs with 40Gbps Ports for Desktop and Rack Storage

QNAP launches USB4 JBODs (TL- D810TC4, TL- R1210TC4- RP) and a PCIe expansion card (QXP- 40G2UC) offering 40Gbps connectivity for desktop and rack storage.

QNAP USB4 JBOD and PCIe expansion card
QNAP USB4 JBOD and PCIe expansion card

QNAP Adds High Speed Storage with New JBOD and PCIe Expansion Card [Oct. 21] QNAP continues their additions to high speed storage devices with the launch of new JBOD's and a PCIe expansion card. High speed storage is growing in demand for fast data transfer between PCs and external storage. For customers that need USB4 for large data transfers, QNAP now offers specialized hardware options.

QNAP USB4 JBOD and PCIe expansion card
QNAP USB4 JBOD and PCIe expansion card

New hardware expands high-speed storage options for desktop and server users

QNAP launches two new JBOD's. TL-D810TC4 and TL-R1210TC4-RP. TL-D810TC4 is a 8-bay desktop design.

Spec comparison

Spec TL-D810TC4 TL-R1210TC4-RP QXP-40G2UC
Form Factor 8-bay Desktop JBOD 12-bay 2U Rackmount JBOD PCIe AIC Expansion Card
Interface USB-C 40Gbps USB-C 40Gbps 2x USB-C 40Gbps
Drive Support 3.5" / 2.5" HDD / SSD 3.5" / 2.5" HDD / SSD N/A
OS Compatibility Windows, QNAP NAS, macOS Windows, QNAP NAS Intel/AMD NAS Systems
Power Supply Standard Dual Power Supply N/A

The flexible desktop storage design. TL-R1210TC4-RP is 12-bay 2U rack mount. For server environments.

Both units have a single USB-C 40Gbps high speed data interface. Support for both 3.5" and 2.5" HDD/SSD is provided. The desktop unit, TL-D810TC4, is , QNAP NAS, and macOS compatible. The rack mount unit, TL-R1210TC4-RP, is dual PSU for redundancy.

QNAP also launches a PCIe AIC expansion card. The QXP-40G2UC gives users two USB-C 40Gbps interfaces. For / NAS systems. We've previously covered related high speed trends (Cable Matters Launches 40Gbps USB4 KVM) as we monitor the product launches.

USB4 has been added to the QNAP storage world. The JBOD units help provide more capacity to desktop and rack users. The PCIe expansion card gives users USB4 ports for internal integration. All three items were launched Oct. 21.

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