MEXICO CITY, July 21, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Veea Inc. (“Veea”) (NASDAQ: VEEA), a pioneer in AI-powered cybersecure distributed intelligence on hyperconverged heterogeneous edge-native infrastructure, today announced the commercial availability of VigiLynx™. Available through Veea’s distributors and channel partners globally, VigiLynx introduces a new category of edge intelligence and automation for business locations. For a limited time, in Mexico, eligible new and existing Telcel Internet Gestionado customers can receive VigiLynx as a free service for the duration of their contract by downloading the AIoT and VeeaVision apps in SecureConnect products newly subscribed to or already in use. Customers can use supported existing cameras and sensors or purchase compatible accessories separately based on their deployment needs. Optional Edge AI compute is also available separately. For the current Internet Gestionado offering, visit: https://www.telcel.com/empresas/soluciones/conectividad-telcel/internet-gestionado. Delivered as a VeeaCloud- or an operator-managed service, VigiLynx extends SecureConnect’s enterprise-grade broadband services with AI-powered cybersecurity together with video intelligence, and Artificial Intelligence of Things (“AIoT”) in a single compact device — optionally with fixed line or 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) from Telcel as primary or failover WAN connectivity. AIoT combines artificial intelligence (AI) technologies with the Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructure to create systems of edge intelligence capable of sensing, learning, and acting on data without continuous human intervention. AI-driven cyberattacks targeting Mexican businesses have escalated sharply since 2024, industry threat reports have ranked Mexico in Latin America with first or second highest levels by volume of conventional and AI-driven attempted cyberattacks, including data-theft attempts, ransomware, and unauthorized access — and consistently ranked among the six most targeted countries globally. Meanwhile, the same SMBs are increasingly dependent on digital payments, cloud-based POS systems, IP cameras, a wide variety of connected IoT endpoints and equipment, and guest Wi-Fi — all running simultaneously on flat, unmanaged networks behind