Synology introduced updates across its software ecosystem and hardware lineup at Computex 2026. The company focused on local AI capabilities for private cloud storage and enterprise backup solutions. These changes target users who need automated threat detection and smarter data management without relying on external services.
Synology introduces local AI automation tools and updated consumer models for private cloud storage.
The centerpiece of the announcement is a next-generation version of DiskStation Manager (DSM). Synology added AI-assisted workflows and local automation tools to this operating system. The update also brings Deep Search capabilities to consumer models like the BeeStation and BeeStation Plus, alongside support for the new BeeCamera system.
Synology refreshed its ActiveProtect platform with a version 2.0 release. This update introduces AI-powered threat and anomaly detection features. The software now supports cloud and virtualization environments for broader enterprise backup deployment. A new DP5200 hardware unit also debuted to provide flexible options for these backup operations.
The company previewed Surveillance365, a hybrid cloud platform that uses artificial intelligence for search and tracking functions. Synology introduced new cameras and access control products to work with this system. The Synology Office Suite received an expansion as well, adding ChatPlus and Meet as on-premises collaboration tools.
These updates position Synology toward automated, AI-driven management of private cloud environments. The company is expanding its software suite while introducing dedicated hardware for backup and surveillance tasks. Users can expect deeper integration between their storage systems and security or office applications.
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