Beelink is updating its ME Pro NAS line with Intel's latest Panther Lake processors, bringing stronger AI capabilities to the compact storage market. This shift matters because the new chips offer significantly more GPU power for local artificial intelligence tasks, which is a key requirement for modern personal servers. Users who rely on AI-driven data management or local processing will find this upgrade relevant for their home or office setups.
Intel Core Ultra processors and Tencent AI agent arrive late 2026
The new hardware runs on the third generation of Intel Core Ultra processors, specifically the Panther Lake architecture. Buyers can choose between two distinct models: the Intel Core Ultra X7 358H and the Intel Core Ultra 5 325. Both options are designed to support the demands of a network-attached storage device while handling intensive computational workloads.
Specifications
- Processor: Intel Core Ultra X7 358H or Core Ultra 5 325
- Architecture: Intel Panther Lake (3rd Gen Core Ultra)
- AI Software: Tencent Marvis OS-level agent
- Storage OS: fnOS (Feiniu)
A major differentiator for this series is the integration of Tencent's Marvis, an OS-level personal AI agent. This software sits at the system level to manage tasks intelligently. The device also partners with fnOS, a software provider that handles essential network functions like file management, backup synchronization, and remote access.
Beelink states that the Core Ultra X7 358H model provides more powerful GPU AI computing power compared to the Core Ultra 5 325. This performance gap suggests that users requiring heavy AI processing should opt for the higher-tier processor. The company has confirmed that the product will be available globally by the end of October 2026.
We have been tracking ME Pro NAS closely and previously covered the AMD-based version of this device. That earlier model offered a different processor and price point, but this new Intel iteration focuses on enhanced AI performance. The upcoming release completes the transition to the latest Intel architecture for this product line.



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