Understanding Edge Computing The edge is where people, things, and devices connect. Edge computing refers to data processing at or near the source of data generation – the "edge" of your network.

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

The design of effective and affordable electronic physical security systems requires a clear understanding of edge computing and edge networking based on modern technology.

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.

Discover how bootable containers simplify deployments, enhance security, and redefine IT management for edge computing and hybrid clouds.

As retail evolves, edge computing and AI are rapidly becoming the backbone of smart, efficient and customer-focused operations.

The Industrial Internet Consortium (IIC), the world’s leading organization transforming business and society by accelerating the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), and the Edge Computing Consortium ...

In the last few years, neuromorphic computing has seen high-level efforts from companies like Intel (read more here), with experimental chips already seeing use in applications like adaptive robotics, ...