Israeli software outfit Vimmi claims to have reinvented the CDN as we know it, through the development of multi-access edge computing (MEC) technologies and machine learning algorithms – primarily aimed at telcos striving to reduce bandwidth for mobile-delivered video. Vimmi was a new name on the radar of Faultline Online Reporter at TV Connect this week, where Founder and co-CEO, Eitan Koter, explained that the company has built a system for analyzing multiple parameters within a network, such as congestion, geographical location and type of platform, to learn about the network and decide how and where to serve video chunks. Technologies such as MEC, based on the ETSI (European Telecommunications Standards Institute) standard, or something like Cisco’s Fog Computing, are…