Intel Network Builders Awards Titanium Winner Circle to A10 Networks
Intel Network Builders has announced the finalists in their annual Winners’ Circle and A10 was awarded the highest level – Titanium.
For the third year in a row, A10 is a Winners’ Circle finalist along with industry leaders such as Dell, Ericsson, HPE, Nokia and many others. You can see the announcement and the full list of finalists here: https://networkbuilders.intel.com/communities/members/winners-circle#leaderboardTab
Each year, the Intel Network Builders Program recognizes industry leaders driving the next wave of industry standards. To become a finalist in the Intel Network Builders program, A10 had to meet a set of criteria, including open-source contributions, meeting solution benchmarks, and commercial availability of virtualized or cloud-ready applications based on Intel® architecture, edge applications, or 5G integrated solutions. The A10 Thunder® Convergent Firewall (CFW) container solution demonstrated continued development using recent Intel architectures (Cascade Lake, Skylake) as well as its integration into the Ericsson Packet Core Firewall (PCFW).
A10 Thunder Convergent Firewall (CFW) is a consolidated security solution for service providers, cloud providers and large enterprises that includes integrated application delivery and security solutions in a single, standalone product.
A10 Thunder CFW features a data center firewall, IPsec VPN, carrier class firewall for mobile infrastructure security, and secure application delivery, carrier-grade networking, web gateway for enterprise, mobile network operators and other service providers. Thunder CFW is built on A10’s market-proven ACOS platform that delivers scalable form factors and cost structures that make economic sense. Offering unmatched performance and scalability with the industry’s best data center footprint for integrated security and application networking needs, Thunder CFW reduces an organization’s total cost of ownership (TCO).
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