Storage-software developer Xinnor released production xiNAS 3.13 with unified management, automation and diagnostics; AI-assisted management remains a technology preview.

Xinnor released xiNAS 3.13 as the production version of its high-performance Network File System (NFS) over Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) storage platform. The stated additions center on unified management, automation and diagnostics for routine operations.

Separately, the company opened a technology preview of AI-assisted storage management through Model Context Protocol (MCP) in xiNAS 3.14. That capability is under development for a future release and should not be presented as a production feature of xiNAS 3.13.

A second technology preview concerns parallel NFS (pNFS), as identified in the announcement title. The supplied excerpt does not expose its detailed mechanism, release date or performance results, so the supported distinction is between the available operational-management release and the two preview initiatives.