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wccrawfordtoday at 4:03 PM4 repliesview on HN

They did it for a very short time. The community backlash was so bad that they recanted immediately.

I'm not at all surprised that Ubiquiti is getting ahead of that and promising it from the start.


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lumatoday at 4:49 PM

Kinda, NVME devices still need to be on their HCL and are priced about what you would expect.

layer8today at 5:56 PM

Not immediately, it took about half a year of watching sales numbers drop, and they still have restrictions.

SideburnsOfDoomtoday at 5:52 PM

> Synology recanted immediately

Is that correct? Looking at a common flagship model, the 4-Bay DS925+

and then the "Compatibility list" here https://www.synology.com/en-global/compatibility?search_by=d...

I see only Synology branded drives.

Synology do not make their own hard drives. They are rebadged.

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Hamukotoday at 5:00 PM

They still require you to buy their overpriced (even by AI bubble standards) NVMe drives with zero third-party support. There is a project that adds third-party SSD support for newer Synology devices, but you need to redo it every time your NAS updates, so it's very much unsupported. Would definitely not say that they "recanted immediately".