With 10GbE SFP and 2.5GbE network ports, the TS-1232PXU-RP delivers high network bandwidth to streamline team collaboration and file access. The TS-1232PXU-RP features a PCIe Gen 2 x2 slot, allowing for the installation of QNAP expansion cards. This expands capabilities to include enhanced network connectivity, SSD caching, or wireless options. The system supports comprehensive file backup, synchronization, and secure snapshot protection. Furthermore, it integrates with Google™ Workspace and Microsoft 365® enterprise account backup services, ensuring instant recovery whenever needed.”. Coupled with the support for cloud gateways, building a new hybrid cloud storage solution has never been easier. The TS-1232PXU-RP also features a redundant power supply to ensure uninterrupted operation of mission-critical applications. Two 10GbE SFP and two 2.5GbE RJ45 network ports accelerate file sharing. HBS (Hybrid Backup Sync) backs up and syncs data to other NAS, servers and cloud storage for comprehensive disaster recovery planning. Boxafe provides an extra layer of protection by backing up emails, cloud drives, contacts, and calendars of Google™ Workspace and Microsoft 365®. Snapshots fully record system status and data, allowing you to protect files and data from accidental deletion and malware attacks. Expand the application potential of the TS-1232PXU-RP by installing a compatible PCIe card. Increase the storage capacity of the TS-1232PXU-RP with QNAP TR RAID expansion enclosures or TL JBOD.  TS-1232PXU-RP-4G AnnapurnaLabs Alpine AL324 64-bit ARM® Cortex-A57 4-core 1.7GHz processor, 4 GB UDIMM DDR4 (1 x 4 GB), redundant power supply Higher performance x faster throughput The TS-1232PXU-RP is powered by an Annapurna Labs Alpine AL-324 ARM® Cortex®-A57 quad-core 1.7 GHz processor with 4GB DDR4 RAM (expandable to 16GB) and SATA 6Gb/s drives to deliver higher performance. With two 10GbE SFP and two 2.5GbE network ports, the TS-1232PXU-RP provides incredible bandwidth to fulfil high-speed file access, backup/restoration and media transfer, while also allowing the flexible allocation of network resources for individual applications and services.