AEWIN Showcases Intel Powered AI Servers and Network Appliances for Cybersecurity at Computex 2026

Jun 3, 2026
AEWIN Technologies presented its Intel powered AI servers and network appliances designed for cybersecurity and edge AI at Computex 2026 in Taipei. The company highlighted high availability NVMe servers, scalable network systems, and rack scale infrastructure aimed at supporting secure AI deployments.

AEWIN Technologies showcased its latest AI servers and network appliances for cybersecurity at the BenQ Group Computex AI NOW exhibition in Taipei, announced in a press release. The event runs from June 2 to June 5 at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center.

The company displayed a range of high performance hardware including NVMe high availability servers, general purpose servers, and scalable network appliances for edge AI and smart security applications. These systems are designed to handle large data volumes generated by connected devices and AI workloads.

Among the featured products was the MIS-5131-2U2 NVMe HA Server, powered by an Intel Xeon 6700 or 6500 series processor with P-cores. It supports up to 24 dual port NVMe SSDs, high speed NTB communication, and built-in BMC monitoring for mission critical operations. The BIS-5231 server, powered by dual Intel Xeon 6 processors, offers eight PCIe Gen5 expansion slots and twelve storage bays with SAS, SATA, or NVMe options.

AEWIN also presented edge servers and network appliances powered by Intel processors ranging from Bartlett Lake-S to Xeon 6. These systems support dual width GPU cards and up to four NICs, providing scalable infrastructure for high bandwidth and low latency AI cybersecurity deployments.

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