Mobile Edge Computing Software in Environmental Monitoring

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Huawei registers its presence in the market with a MEC@CloudEdge solution, based on Huawei’s CloudEdge platform. The MEC@CloudEdge solution offers numerous network functions to meet the requirements for mobility, monitoring, billing, and operations and maintenance (O&M). Through the solution, the company delivers various benefits, such as quick prediction and detection of potential faults, and response within milliseconds through real-time service analysis, to different industries. Some of the other benefits of the solution are enhanced network performance and reliability, flexible deployment, better user experience, and optimum utilization of transmission resources.
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Vasona Networks’ flagship product is the SmartAIR, which is available as an appliance or virtualized solution. The SmartAIR sits between the RAN and the core, at the edge of the network, where it can assess cell-level congestion in real time and take action to preserve customer experiences across videos, social networking, audio streaming, and web browsing.
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Vapor IO provides an end-to-end platform (hardware and software) and colocation services for edge computing. The company’s Vapor Chambers are uniquely circular, patented data center rack enclosures that can be placed in harsh environments, such as at the base of cell towers. They snap together like Legos: A 3-person crew can build a micro data center in half a day. The company’s Vapor Software makes it possible to run thousands of edge data centers, remotely. For example, its OpenDCRE software runs as a service in every location, thus providing operators with a common API for analyzing and controlling the infrastructure.
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