EXEO Group Deploys BE Networks Verity Platform in Japan Data Centers

May 19, 2026
EXEO Group has completed a six-month proof of concept and placed a production order for BE Networks Verity platform, which will manage its SONiC-based data center infrastructure in Japan.

EXEO Group has completed a six-month proof of concept and placed a production order for BE Networks Verity platform to manage its next generation data centers and AI network infrastructure, announced in a press release.

The Verity platform will serve as a unified orchestration and lifecycle management system for EXEO Group’s data centers built on open network switches using the SONiC operating system. During the evaluation, Verity automated design and configuration workflows, enabled Zero Touch Provisioning, and delivered full fabric monitoring and AI assisted operations through BE Networks’ SensAI system.

The deployment marks the first use of the SensAI platform in Japan for live network operations. Following successful testing, EXEO Group moved Verity into production, expanding its license coverage to support current operations and future data center growth plans.

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