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Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is an emerging cybersecurity architecture that was introduced by Gartner. SASE brings together the functions of networking and security into a cohesive, cloud-based service that empowers IT departments to provide an all-inclusive, agile, and versatile service to branch office and remote workforce. SASE converges SD-WAN architecture with multiple network security functions, and thus forms a unified, globally distributed network topology, particularly beneficial for enterprises with multiple locations.
Read more: Secure Access Service Edge - SASE Appliances Enable the Most Agile Edge Security
2020 is a tough year for everyone. The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed the way live. The new normal has led to the security and service latency issue due to remote working and learning. To meet the increasing demands from network service agility, there is an accelerating trend of deploying AI, security and cloud computing capabilities close to the network edge, which not only minimizes the communication latency due to proximity to users and devices, but also offers load-balancing and bandwidth optimization.
Read more: 2020 Flashback – The Pandemic Pushes AI, Security and Cloud Computing to the Edge
Taipei, Taiwan — Jan 6, 2021 -- Lanner Electronics (TAIEX 6245), a global leader in uCPE/vCPE network appliances and Whitebox Solutions™, today announced the company will deliver its next-generation network appliance NCA-6210 with Canonical Ubuntu, verified as an Intel Select Solution for NFVI v2. Lanner worked with Intel to integrate the NCA-6210 with pre-configured hardware and software optimal for NFVI deployments, and will help service providers to accelerate the process of researching and deploying the virtualization-optimized network solutions required for future service applications.
Read more: Lanner NCA-6210 is Now a Verified Intel Select Solution for NFVI v2 with Canonical Ubuntu
Large scale enterprises with multiple national and international branches replace the traditional IT infrastructure with virtual network services and new business models. The increasing demand for Virtual Network Services during the pandemic requires a solid, secure network infrastructure with zero-touch provisioning for managed WAN services.
Read more: Webinar - Building Secure and Agile Virtual Network Services with Verizon uCPE Whiteboxes
Today sees the release of the NCA-1516, a desktop network appliance powered by Intel® Atom® C3000 (codenamed Denverton) CPU.
The NCA-1516 is both 5G and Wifi6 ready, its performance is supercharged with Intel’s QuickAssist Technology and Intel® AES-NI, offering cryptographic acceleration and commercial-grade LAN functions in a 231mm x 200mm x 44mm (WxDxH) form factor.
Read more: NCA-1516: 5G/Wifi6 Ready Appliance for vCPE/uCPE & Edge Security
Lanner today announced the release of the NCA-4025, a rackmount network appliance powered by Intel® Xeon® D-2100 multi-core processor (Codenamed Skylake-D).
The NCA-4025 is designed not only to help communication service providers (CommSPs) reduce complexity required by hardware and software integration, but also to accelerate time-to-market deployment of SD-WAN, SD-Security and other SDN/NFV applications.
Read more: NCA-4025: A Robust VNF Optimized uCPE Appliance For Accelerated SDN/NFV Deployments
Managing a hundreds to thousands of vehicles remotely can get overwhelming. By deploying the Edge AI appliance on the trucks, subway and ferry, fleet managers can rely on AI-optimized analytics algorithms to digitalize tasks and remotely monitor those distributed vehicles with a consolidated management solution.
Read more: Edge AI for Transportation - Enabling Intelligence and Connectivity at the Mobile Edge