AUSTIN, Texas - TelAve -- Navigate, a technology company focused on data ownership and digital autonomy, has announced the launch of Navicom One, a pre-configured personal server designed to help everyday consumers move off Big Tech cloud storage platforms and regain control of their data.

The Navicom One replaces services like Google Drive, iCloud, and Dropbox with a fully assembled, plug-and-play server that requires zero technical skills to operate. It allows users to securely store, access, and stream their files, photos, and media from anywhere in the world.

"People are paying hundreds of dollars a year just to access their own files," said Ali Husain, CEO of Navigate. "Navicom One is about breaking that dependency. It's about making self-hosting accessible to anyone."

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Navicom One Highlights
● Easy setup — no configuration or IT knowledge required
● 32GB RAM, Intel i3 processor, 2.25TB of total SSD storage
● Pre-installed with remote access, file sharing, and media server software
● Navigate's patent-pending touch interface for seamless interaction
● No monthly fees, no subscriptions, and no data tracking

With recurring cloud subscription costs often exceeding $200 per year, Navicom One offers long-term savings and total ownership of your digital life.

Learn more or purchase at https://navicomone.com