# What makes HiveMQ different from other MQTT brokers?

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- Posted at: 4 months ago
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## Comments
### Comment 1

HiveMQ is different from other MQTT brokers because it is engineered as an enterprise MQTT backbone for operational data, combining reliable data streaming with built-in intelligence to power AI-ready industrial operations. It offers high availability. Masterless clustering, replication, and persistent storage keep MQTT workloads running through node failures and upgrades. It offers scalability. It can scale to millions of concurrent MQTT connections and billions of messages per day, proven in always-on industrial and IoT production environments. It offers flexibility. You can run the same broker in the cloud, on premises, or at the edge and scale linearly. It offers security and governance. You get TLS, fine grained access control, and audit logging protect sensitive operational data across teams. It features intelligence. HiveMQ Pulse and HiveMQ Data Hub turn raw MQTT streams into governed, contextualized operational data that is ready for analytics and AI.

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##### Comment Metadata
- Posted at: 4 months ago
- Author title: Senior Growth Marketing Manager at HiveMQ




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