HSINCHU, Taiwan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--As people around the world make the shift to a longer-term remote work environment caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the demand for more Ethernet bandwidth to meet ...

TP-Link's TL-WR3602BE is a "future-proofed" Wi-Fi 7 travel router with one-click VPN security, 2.5G WAN and USB 3.0 ...

At CES 2026, GL.iNET outlined its new networking lineup of travel routers, wired security gateways, and remote KVM hardware.

How would you like an Intel-powered mini-PC that combines a dual-drive network-attached storage (NAS) and two 2.5 GbE Ethernet ports? The Aoostar R1 seeks to be your answer to be your all-in-one media ...

If you are in the market now for a router upgrade, the ROG Rapture is the first 6e platform available and promises high performance and some level of future proof. Like past Wi-Fi platform launches, ...

The ET12 from ASUS is one of the better AXE platforms available, but its also one of the most expensive routers we have tested and will end up costing you a pretty penny. ZenWiFi was a platform ASUS ...

Tom Fenton details setting up and using a 2.5GbE NIC and compares its performance to a 1GbE NIC, finding "The cost is the bugaboo in the equation." In 2012, Intel released its highly popular i210-AT ...

Realtek used CES 2026 to underline a forward-looking message for consumer networking: its Wi-Fi 7 router platforms are being designed with the next generation in mind.

Chinese brand Topton & Kingdel has announced its improved fanless mini PCs powered by Alder Lake-U CPUs. The new Topton & Kingdel fanless mini-PCs have up to six 2.5GbE ports and can operate as a ...

If you've been considering upgrading the backbone of your home LAN to 2.5GbE or even to 10GbE, know one thing in advance — it's not as simple as the switch to 1GbE was. However, that upgrade wasn't ...

Tired of dealing with slow network speeds and limited connectivity in your home or small office? The UniFi 2.5GbE Flex Mini Network Switch might be just what you need. This compact, affordable device ...

I already have a 1G unmanaged switch and I am getting a new cable modem which is arriving next week. My new router has a 2.5gb port which will be connected to the 2.5 WAN/Internet port on the router.