VMware's new Pulse IoT platform version brings in the scope of improvement in all aspects

The popularity of edge computing is growing gradually in today's world and the recent enterprises produce and processes data with the help of cloud computing. Many companies are integrating the IoT software to improve the cloud-based data storage offering.

VMware is the latest company to step into updating the IoT device managing platform named VMware Pulse IoT Center 2.0. It is the higher version of the existing software of the company. The edge computing-based upon the data center requires a better and updated platform to deploy their service.

The latest version brings in new capabilities of the IoT platform. Mandyam, the Vice President of product management of VMware's IoT and edge computing division states that this new platform will help the customers go ahead in their IoT developments. It will also enhance the device onboarding and increase the workloads on the edge computing.

VMware is a cloud and data center company that stores the applications of its customers in the desired arena. The increasing advancement in the field of IoT and edge computing, this new platform will bring in better perspective in the field of edge computing. It will help customers choose any operating system or device for extracting their data to build any application, Mimi Spier, Vice President of IoT and Edge computing business of VMware said.

It proves the efficiency of this new IoT platform which will enable the people to onboard the device to extract the data and then secure them. Along with the device onboarding facility, the new Pulse IoT platform allows secure device registration and auto search of IoT device networks.

The software is now associated with the Intel platform to build the hardware trust in various gateways. VMware's latest IoT pulse center is optimizing the scaling and launching process of various IoT projects. Mandyam says that the new Pulse IoT platform is designed to assist IT folks to improve their operational security and services.

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