Veea to Launch VeeaHub Pro Series Edge Computing Platform at MWC

According to a recent announcement, Veea, developing a universal platform for IoT and smart edge solutions, will unveil the next generation of its Edge Computing Systems, the VeeaHub Pro Series, at Mobile World Congress 2019 in Barcelona. The Pro series offers an intelligent edge server with wireless connectivity options and expandability.

The VeeaHub Pro smart hubs are designed to bring together distributed computing and a virtualized application environment, enabling multiple applications to run simultaneously at the edge. They reportedly provide an edge server with a data center-quality CPU and high-performance wireless with the goal of bringing cloud services to the network edge, including off-line operation and low latency performance. Once deployed, the company says its devices create a hybrid wireless and wired micro-cloud to support commonly used network protocols.

The VeeaHub Control Center and Device Manager act as a single interface to manage networks of Veea devices, providing overview and control over all devices and applications in use.

“Edge Computing is a hugely powerful technology at the convergence between IoT, mobile communications and cloud computing - bringing intelligence to the network edge for applications that are data-intensive, require ultra-low latency and support offline operation. Edge computing is the natural evolution of modern networks, and essential for supporting an IoT with billions of connected devices, objects and sensors. This shift will unlock a new era of intelligent connectivity driven by new types of edge experiences,” said Michael Salmasi, CMO, Veea. “The VeeaHub Pro allows enterprises and operators to benefit from the promise of edge computing today, delivering a best-in-class, highly resilient and customizable platform that opens up a wide range of new revenue-driving or cost-saving applications and services.”