Kontron has partnered with Anevia to offer a robust edge caching technology designed to reduce video traffic in the core network for operators and improve quality of experience for viewers. The solution targets content service providers, telco operators, broadcasters and OTT service providers. The combined offering runs Anevia NEA-CDN software on Kontron's ME1100 mobile edge computing servers that are compact enough to fit into street cabinets - closest to where the viewers of the content reside. The benefits of having a distributed offloading solution that performs most of the video caching at edge locations, i.e. near mobile phones, tablets, laptops etc. are numerous, including lower CapEx and bandwidth costs, easier scalability, and better user experience due to reduced response times. Due to the exponential growth of mobile video content consumption, service providers and enterprises are seeking better ways to manage video network traffic. 5G networks are driving greater video consumption, leading to a large amount of traffic in the network that could result in lower-quality end-user experiences. In response, Kontron and Anevia have collaborated on a solution for media and telco markets to embrace a distributed network architecture as a means to offload video retrieval tasks from the core and move the related data processing as close to end-users as physically possible.