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NEXCOM Delivers Optimized Edge Security for Post-Quantum Workloads
The compact 1U platform uses Intel Xeon 6 and QuickAssist Technology to support up to 3.5K connections per second per core.
- On Wednesday, NEXCOM International launched the FTA 5190 edge server, a platform purpose-built for advanced cybersecurity workloads and next-generation post-quantum cryptography encryption requirements.
- Advancing quantum computing capabilities threaten current encryption methods, forcing organizations to adopt PQC algorithms that require larger key sizes and more complex computations than traditional cryptography.
- The FTA 5190 utilizes Intel Xeon 6 SoC with up to 36 performance cores and supports up to 128GB DDR5 memory, leveraging Intel QuickAssist Technology for cryptographic acceleration.
- Performance testing validates up to 3.5K connections per second per core with PQC algorithms, while delivering 2.1x higher TLS throughput and 2x performance improvement with traditional cryptography.
- Through its Network and Communication Solutions unit, NEXCOM delivers AI-powered platforms that empower customers to build resilient, high-performance networks for tomorrow's connectivity challenges.
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NEXCOM Delivers Optimized Edge Security for Post-Quantum Workloads
TAIPEI, May 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- As quantum computing advances, it introduces cybersecurity risks capable of compromising today's encryption methods. This is accelerating the adoption of post-quantum cryptography (PQC), forcing organizations to rethink how they secure data across distributed environments,…
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