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Press releaseGlobeNewswire· February 26, 2026

Veea Inc. Launches TerraFabric, Paving the Way to Operate AI and Autonomous Systems at the Edge

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  • Based on large scale deployments to date, we believe this allows organizations to accelerate updates and deploy new capabilities without compromising overall system stability.

    80% confidence

  • TerraFabric sits above existing infrastructure and does not replace Kubernetes, operating systems, or hardware. Instead, it provides a coordination layer that understands the full structure of an edge deployment.

    80% confidence

  • TerraFabric is designed to deliver immediate value. On day one, operators can roll out AI model updates, whether via cloud distribution or federated learning, by region with automated health checks and failover.

    80% confidence

  • We chose prpl LCM because it is the most proven open-source lifecycle management engine available. TerraFabric brings that same carrier-grade lifecycle management to every edge environment, whether you are operating ten sites or ten thousand.

    80% confidence

  • We have spent the last decade making multiaccess edge computing easier to deploy. We believe TerraFabric is about what comes next. Our customers are telling us that deployment is no longer the hard part. The challenge is coordinating dozens to hundreds of sites, keeping policies consistent, and maintaining uniform application of cybersecurity while rolling out changes without disruption.

    80% confidence

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