Synology Unveils Next-Generation Diskstation Manager, New Ai-Powered Data Management Solutions at Computex 2026

As AI becomes part of everyday business operations, organizations are paying closer attention to how their data is stored, managed and protected.

At COMPUTEX 2026, Synology unveiled innovative solutions across storage, data protection, surveillance, workplace collaboration and personal cloud services. Highlights include the next generation of DiskStation Manager (DSM), the latest ActiveProtect platform, new surveillance solutions, new additions to Synology Office Suite, and enhancements to the BeeStation private cloud lineup.

“Data is at the heart of everything we build, and trust is the foundation,” said Philip Wong, Chairman and CEO of Synology. “From enterprise infrastructure to personal cloud solutions, we develop every product to give users complete control over their data, backed by uncompromising security, reliability and privacy, so they can always embrace what’s next with confidence.”

The next generation of DSM

Built to be both AI-ready and enterprise-ready, the next generation of DiskStation Manager (DSM) introduces support for GPU NAS and AI appliances, enabling fully on-premises AI inference and governance.

For larger deployments, Cluster Manager brings multiple systems together under a single interface. It supports workload migration, QoS, and centralized protection.

Active Insight’s new Mass Deployment feature enables rapid provisioning across multiple sites. A revamped Log Center gives IT teams better visibility into system activity to support security and compliance requirements.

ActiveProtect Manager 2.0 and DP5200

ActiveProtect Manager (APM) 2.0 extends protection to AWS EC2, Azure VM, Proxmox, Nutanix AHV, and Google Workspace, allowing organizations to protect and recover data across cloud, virtualized, and SaaS environments from a single platform.

The platform integrates AI-powered anomaly and malware detection to help identify potential threats earlier.

The new DP5200 further expands the ActiveProtect lineup with additional deployment options for enterprises.

Synology DP5200

New surveillance access control, DVA appliances, and hybrid cloud monitoring

Synology broadens its surveillance ecosystem with new access control solutions, including the AC100 door controller and AR Series readers, new DC Series dome cameras, and new Deep Video Analytics (DVA) appliances.

The latest DVA appliances introduce AI-powered tools that help security teams search video footage more quickly and track a person’s movement across multiple cameras.

Surveillance365 adds VSaaS capabilities that integrate with on-premises Surveillance Station, giving businesses a unified platform for remote and multi-site monitoring.

Synology Surveillance Ecosystem

Synology Office Suite expanded with ChatPlus and Meet

Synology Office Suite adds ChatPlus and Meet, bringing enterprise-grade communication with granular permission and management controls.

Both integrate AI-powered transcription and translation, helping teams work more efficiently while keeping communications data within the organization’s environment.

The additions expand Synology Office Suite’s communication and collaboration capabilities.

Bee Series private cloud ecosystem for individuals and homes

The expanded BeeStation and BeeStation Plus lineup now offers a wider range of options to accommodate different storage needs.

BeeCamera enables home monitoring on BeeStation Plus with Synology cameras, while Synology Deep Search uses AI-powered local search across personal content on macOS and Windows, helping users find content more quickly while keeping personal data private.

To learn more, please visit: event.synology.com/en-ph/computex-2026

Note: The products and features mentioned above are currently on Synology’s product roadmap. Official product availability and launch details will be announced separately by Synology.