Veea and Marquee Wireless partner to advance AI-driven smart cities

This partnership aims to accelerate the deployment of multi access edge computing (MEC) solutions with edge AI for urban environments.

Smartcells provide a modular and aesthetically pleasing solution for extending cellular network coverage and integrating IoT and edge computing. The platform supports advanced features like network slicing and AI-driven cybersecurity to protect smart city endpoints.

Marquee has agreements with major carriers like AT&T and Verizon for Smartcell deployments in urban areas.

Veea’s MEC middleware enables decentralized data storage and supports Web3 protocols for enhanced security and efficiency.

The partnership promotes a usage-based business model for monetizing contextual edge data collected through Smartcells.

“We are most excited to be partnering with Marquee Wireless in its implementation of a cyber secure hyperconverged MEC platform with edge AI for smart cities with a highly innovative usage-based business model for datafication-to-monetization of contextual edge data collected through Marquee’s Smartcells,” says Allen Salmasi, co-founder and CEO of Veea. “The notion of a cellular network extended with edge AI-driven applications is truly revolutionary as it ultimately can allow the cellular industry to capitalize on a range of smart city edge-managed applications including a wide range of subscription-based Wi-Fi and IoT services with cybersecurity and very low latency.”

Smart cities can leverage these technologies to optimize energy usage and work towards Net Zero emissions goals.

Marquee has over 26,000 managed locations in the U.S. and collaborates with various public and private entities for deployment. 

DeepGreenX and Veea recently forged a $140B alliance to build AI-powered virtual energy grid.

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edge AI  |  Marquee Wireless  |  MEC  |  smart cities  |  Veea