Full 2.5Gb Ethernet firewall lineup. With 802.11AX.

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With cheap models.
Versions without bundles also.
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1Gbps ports are a clear limitation when we already have 5Gbps to the home with AT&T Fiber and other ISPs, with projections of more 10Gbps connection in the immediate future. Also expected to be able to aggregate (LAG) these for maximum throughput and redundancy.0
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The LAG on Zyxel current design with say two ports is limited rate as one port.
I would also expect the SPI to be a min of 2600Mbps
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