AAEON Releases FWS-2275 Hardware Solution

March 10, 2020 Perry Cohen

AAEON released the FWS-2275 a hardware solution to help solve issues of network security in industrial environments.

The FWS-2275 is powered by the Intel Celeron N3350 processor (formerly Apollo Lake) with built-in Intel AES-NI, providing data encryption with faster processing than standard AES, according to the company. It’s designed to power network solutions such as UTM, firewall, and SD-WAN. It also includes on-board Wi-Fi, USB mini Console, and SIM card slot. The device can also be deployed as an Industrial IoT (IIoT) gateway or edge computing device.

In addition to an aluminum chassis, it has a fanless design and operating temperature range of 0°C to 50°C. The FWS-2275 also includes voltage input of 9V to 24V, as well as Digital IO and COM ports to integrate with existing industrial infrastructure.

It can be deployed in various roles as an Edge, IoT gateway, or vCPE for an SD-WAN network. AAEON manufacturer and OEM/ODM services also provide help with configuration or customization for systems integrators and independent developers.

For more information, visit www.aaeon.com.

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