Not consumer-level - not enough PCI-E channels in the low-end gear they build consumer NAS around (Atoms and whatnot.)
A "real" server will have the I/O channels and bays/slots, but costs a mint. And they aren't likely to use m.2, since they're designed to be rack-mounted and front-accessible. I know there's a PCI-E connection used for front-mounted 2.5" flash, but don't recall the acronym for it.
What's your use case here? The only reason you need 50k+ IOPS on a network device is if you're serving a big ol' database to a gajillion clients. A household workload is going to be relatively low-impact.
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