AEWIN Unveils AI-Driven Cybersecurity Servers at RSA Conference

Apr 16, 2025
AEWIN Technologies has introduced its latest high-performance servers and network appliances for AI-powered cybersecurity at the 2025 RSA Conference, announced in a press release.

AEWIN Technologies has introduced its latest high-performance servers and network appliances for AI-powered cybersecurity at the 2025 RSA Conference, announced in a press release. The new offerings include Edge Servers, HA Servers, Storage Servers, and Network Appliances, all leveraging Intel Xeon 6 and AMD Zen5 EPYC processors to deliver exceptional performance and scalability.

The flagship 2U network appliance, SCB-1953, features dual 50G ports for high availability networking, a 10G management port, and up to eight NICs PCIe5.0 network expansion bays supporting high-speed NICs up to 200G. It also offers optional dual-width FHFL PCIe 5.0 slots for GPU/FPGA accelerators, enabling AI-powered cybersecurity solutions such as XDR, UTM, and AI-enhanced traffic management.

For mission-critical security applications, AEWIN's 2U2N High Availability Storage Server, MIS-5131, is designed for resilience and performance, featuring 24 hot-swappable dual-port NVMe drive bays for high-speed storage. The dual node architecture within a single chassis allows for seamless failover, enhancing its suitability for AI-driven security operations including intelligent data management and security analysis.

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