AzureWave device on my network
AzureWave is a Taiwanese maker of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth modules built around chips from companies such as Realtek, MediaTek and Broadcom.
What AzureWave makes
AzureWave turns other companies' wireless chips into finished modules and plug-in Wi-Fi cards. Its cards are fitted to many laptops and desktop PCs, and its modules go into smart TVs, set-top boxes, printers and IoT devices. You will rarely see the AzureWave name on the outside of anything.
What the device on your network probably is
Most likely a Windows laptop or desktop PC whose Wi-Fi card was made by AzureWave. Next most likely is a smart TV, streaming box or printer. Less often it is a smart-home device.
How to work out which device it is
On a Windows PC, run ipconfig /all and compare the Wi-Fi adapter's Physical Address with the router list; on a TV, the MAC is usually under the network or About settings. Turning devices off one at a time also works. The hostname shown in the router, such as a PC name, often settles it.
Should you be worried
Usually nothing to worry about: it is the Wi-Fi card inside one of your own computers or TVs. AzureWave only tells you who built the radio, not which product it went into.
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