Edge computing is a distributed computing design that moves computation and data storage closer to the edge of a technology provider’s network to provide a more responsive experience on a device.

Edge computing enables computing beyond the data center and cloud perimeter, which allows it to support mobile and IoT devices, including cell phones. Edge Computing Examples You might not realize ...

Autonomous vehicles, smart medical devices, retail security systems and other edge devices require real-time reaction speed, as well as vigilant data privacy. As AI proliferates into more edge ...

Aethir, a decentralized GPU infrastructure firm, announced the retail release of Aethir Edge, an edge computing device powered by Qualcomm.

From AWS IoT Greengrass to Vertiv Avocent ADX Ecosystem, CRN looks at the hottest edge computing devices that are making waves in 2021 and driving the ever-expanding edge market.

Edge computing and AI are revolutionizing utility operations by enabling real-time, autonomous decision-making at the grid ...

Here’s the edge computing devices including HPE servers, Dell storage, AWS software and Cisco networking products driving the edge market in 2021.

Some edge computing devices track cell phone use, and some track drones. Environmental sensors in edge devices can monitor the weather and natural disasters as well as air quality. All of these ...

The next generation of applications will rely on the edge to deliver enhanced user experiences. The deployment models – device edge and cloud edge - are aligned with different use cases.

Itron's Nick Tumilowicz asserts a need for an integrated approach to grid management that processes and acts on real-time data at the edge.

The first few months of using these edge computing devices to monitor remote and unmanned pumping operations went fine. However, storage systems on the devices soon began to fail due to a known ...