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What is Dell Virtual Edge Platform?
The Dell EMC Networking Virtual Edge Platform is optimized to host VNFs (Virtual Network Functions) and is ideal for SD-WAN. The fixed form factor is perfect for the service provider edge or enterprise branch, in a deployment where high-value, low power, compactness and large number of configuration options are design considerations.
Dell Virtual Edge Platform was previously known as Dell EMC VEP.
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Updated: March 2023
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Download our free Software Defined WAN (SD-WAN) Solutions Report and find out what your peers are saying about Dell Technologies, VMware, Fortinet, and more!
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