How to Follow or Subscribe to ServeTheHome Updates

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You can follow ServeTheHome through several channels listed on its site: a Subscribe link, social accounts on Facebook, LinkedIn, RSS, TikTok, X, and YouTube, plus Substack, AG Reports, and the ServeTheHome Forums. The site covers servers, storage, and networking hardware news and reviews, so the right channel depends on whether you want headline updates, long-form analysis, or community discussion.

Subscription and follow options

Channel What it is for Where it appears
Subscribe The site's own subscription entry point Linked in the site's navigation/footer area
RSS Feed-based updates for a reader app Listed among the social/follow icons
Facebook, LinkedIn, X, TikTok, YouTube Social updates and video content Listed among the social/follow icons
Substack Newsletter-style posts Linked as "Substack"
AG Reports Separate report content Linked as "AG Reports"
ServeTheHome Forums Discussion, questions, and community threads Linked as "ServeTheHome Forums"

The site does not state a price for these channels in the available page content, so do not assume any of them are free or paid — check the Subscribe page itself for current terms.

Which channel to pick

  • Want a feed in your own reader: use RSS.
  • Want email or newsletter-style delivery: use Subscribe or Substack.
  • Want video reviews and hands-on looks: use YouTube.
  • Want short updates: use X or TikTok.
  • Want professional/industry updates: use LinkedIn.
  • Want to ask questions or read community troubleshooting: use the Forums.

What you will get

ServeTheHome publishes hardware news and reviews across:

  • AI servers and accelerators — for example, coverage of Intel's Crescent Island AI server GPU (Intel GPU D-Series).
  • Server CPUs — for example, an AMD EPYC 8005 SKU list and value analysis.
  • Server systems, motherboards, chassis, and other components.
  • Storage — for example, Kioxia LD4 E1.L QLC NVMe SSD announcements, plus a RAID Reliability Calculator using a simple MTTDL model.
  • Networking — for example, a new USFP pluggable optics form factor from Cisco and NVIDIA.
  • Workstations and software — including operating systems, server applications, and virtualization.
  • Guides and buyer's guides — such as top hardware components for TrueNAS/FreeNAS NAS servers, pfSense appliances, napp-it and Solarish NAS servers, Windows Server 2016 Essentials hardware, and a DIY WordPress hosting server hardware guide.

Practical steps

  1. Open servethehome.com.
  2. Look for the Subscribe link to sign up for the site's own updates.
  3. If you prefer a feed reader, copy the RSS link into your reader app.
  4. To follow on social, pick the platform you actually use — Facebook, LinkedIn, X, TikTok, or YouTube — and follow the account from the site's icon links.
  5. For newsletter-style content, open Substack; for report-style content, open AG Reports.
  6. To participate in discussions or search past threads, go to the ServeTheHome Forums and sign in.

Common snags

  • Login required for forums: the Forums show a sign-in form with username and password, plus password recovery, so you need an account to post or fully participate.
  • Multiple channels, different content: the site's social icons and Substack/AG Reports links lead to different content types, so following one does not automatically deliver everything.
  • No stated pricing: the available page content does not list prices for subscriptions, so verify on the Subscribe page before assuming cost or free access.