Beelink already detailed its updates to its ME Pro NAS solutions in May 2026, but it has apparently seen fit to upgrade the internals on its two- and four-bay NAS units once again, this time upgrading the NAS to include Intel’s Core Ultra X7 358H line-up. This means the NAS will be able to leverage the powerful Intel Arc B390 iGPU, effectively allowing the NAS to pull double duty as a network-attached render machine or AI accelerator for private cloud applications and similar.
In addition to the Intel Core Ultra X7 358H, the updated version of the NAS will also be available with the Intel Core Ultra 5 325H, which is a much less powerful CPU. The Beelink ME Pro NAS was previously shown to come in both two- and four-bay configurations, and the Chinese version will ship with Feinui fnOS to manage file backups and remote access, and it will have built-in AI video management and organization capabilities. Tencent’s Marvis will also be installed for file search, categorization, and archiving. It’s currently unclear if the upgraded Beelink ME Pro NAS will launch with those AI features included when it hits international markets, but an October launch is expected.