QNAP Systems releases Qsirch 5.4.1, allowing users to use natural language to search images and documents on their NAS.

Qsirch gets an AI injection. Qsirch is the search engine for QNAP NAS systems and helps users quickly find files in large amounts of data. The latest version, Qsirch 5.4.1, introduces AI-powered semantic search and the ability to search for similar images.

The new features allow NAS users to use keywords, phrases, and simple language prompts to find results faster and, according to Qnap, more accurately. The semantic search feature uses an AI model that analyzes the intent and context of searches, theoretically helping users find the files and images they want faster. In addition, users can now quickly preview the contents of documents without having to fully open them.

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• AI-driven semantic search: Users can use natural language to enter detailed queries, with 23 languages ​​supported.
• Find similar images: This feature allows users to find similar images in their search results. This is useful for organizing and managing photos and visual files on the NAS.
• Quick view of documents: After performing a search, users can quickly preview the content of documents, including relevant paragraphs and sentences that match the keywords used.

System Requirements

To use Qsirch 5.4.1, users must have a 64-bit x86-based NAS with at least 8GB of RAM and running QTS 5.0.1 (or later) or QuTS hero h5.0.1 (or later) operating system. In addition, it is necessary to install QNAP AI Core via App Center to use all semantic search features.