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Sovereign AI on a Synology NAS for a Small Agency

A practical look at what a small agency needs to make a Synology NAS searchable with a local AI stack on a Mac Studio, and what is still undecided.
Richard Lemon

by Richard Lemon

Sovereign AI on a Synology NAS for a Small Agency
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