Instead of going bigger, companies are trying to go smaller. What is edge computing? Edge computing means processing data at the edge of the network, usually where it is generated.

A trifecta of distinct elements – edge computing, edge networking, and edge data management – comprise a successful edge computing strategy. Understanding the differences between each element ...

Edge-to-cloud computing in our everyday lives Not long ago, the internet was accessed largely via dedicated computing devices like desktop PCs.

That is also where digital transformation starts. How edge cloud works? An organization can give its smart devices more autonomy when its processes run on an edge cloud.

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.

What is edge computing? Edge computing is a distributed computing architecture that brings computation and data storage closer to the devices and sensors that generate data.

Tapping edge computing and IoT devices for real-time analytics holds great promise, but designing analytical models for edge deployment presents a challenge.

Although edge computing and IoT are two different technologies, there seems to be a growing convergence between the two.

Brands are living on the edge of a significant marketing and CX breakthrough as IoT and edge computing expands their capabilities and reach.

Although it’s still an emerging technology in retail, edge computing is helping deliver more augmented reality (AR)-enabled training and onboarding experiences directly to employees.