TORONTO – Celestica Inc. (TSX: CLS) (NYSE: CLS), a leader in design, manufacturing, hardware platform and supply chain solutions for the world’s most innovative companies, today launched four new networking switches designed to help enterprises meet the performance and connectivity demands of modern businesses.

Expanding on Celestica’s portfolio of networking switches, the four new switches include:

• ES1000 - 1GbE, 24 or 48 port, secured access switch
• ES1010 - 1GbE, 48 port, secured access switch
• ES1050 - 1GbE / 2.5GbE, 48 port, secured, access switch
• EG1050 - 1GbE / 2.5GbE, 48 port, secured gateway switch, with concurrent Wi-Fi & 5G / LTE

All four Ethernet switches come in a 1U form factor for organizations looking for compact, secure, scalable and performative networking; a range of memory and processor options; redundant, field-replaceable fans and power supplies for high reliability; and up to 90 Watt POE++ (Power Over Ethernet) on any port. Along with Celestica’s entire portfolio of networking switches, these latest additions support SONiC (Software for Open Networking in the Cloud).

The EG1050 features concurrent Wi-Fi connectivity & 5G LTE for WAN backhaul option and serves as a reliable, scalable enterprise gateway switch solution. Additionally, the EG1050 is designated as Open Compute Project (OCP) Inspired™, adhering to the OCP Tenets of Impact, Efficiency, Openness, Scale and Sustainability.

“In today’s dynamic landscape, organizations must meet the evolving needs of stakeholders within the traditional data center environment as well as at the enterprise edge,” said Gavin Cato, Head and Chief Technology Officer for Platform Solutions, Celestica. “Our new enterprise switches exemplify our commitment to engineering and design excellence, enabling our customers to turn edge access into a competitive advantage.”

Celestica will be showcasing its newest enterprise access switches at ONUG (Open Networking User Group) Spring Summit May 15-16 in booth #201.

For more information on Celestica’s family of networking switches, click here.

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