“Revolutionizing Home Servers: TrueNAS CORE 12.0 Replaces FreeNAS and Elevates Performance”
Last week, iXsystems shook up the home server industry with the highly-anticipated launch of TrueNAS CORE 12. Boasting a slew of advanced features, this production version marks the end of an era for FreeNAS as it takes its final bow and welcomes its successor, TrueNAS CORE.
In a savvy move to streamline development and cut costs, iXsystems has merged FreeNAS and TrueNAS into two distinct options for users: TrueNAS Core and TrueNAS Enterprise. What’s more, TrueNAS CORE surpasses its predecessor by offering even more features and frequent updates, all while remaining free to use. And with enhanced compatibility for AMD’s Ryzen and EPYC processors, TrueNAS CORE ensures unparalleled performance for users.
Bid farewell to FreeNAS, as TrueNAS CORE becomes the go-to choice for home server enthusiasts. But for those who want to keep the brand alive on their servers, the FreeNAS UI theme is still available.
Gone are the beta days, as TrueNAS CORE version 12 emerges as an official release with a whopping 30 bug fixes from its final release candidate. This means that the OS is now reliable and ready for home server use.
TrueNAS 12.0 boasts full support for OpenZFS 2.0, equipping users with all of the updated file system’s advanced features. Geared specifically towards home servers, TrueNAS offers top-of-the-line encryption, two-factor authentication, and an array of high-end NAS features.
It’s time for home server builders to upgrade to the future. Download TrueNAS CORE 12 and experience the revolution.