Edge computing articles

There are three markets for AI chips: training, cloud inference and edge inference. All of them are already fairly crowded

Early iterations of edge computing turned out to be a lot more exciting in theory than in practice

Being closer to customers cuts down on latency

Also: Project Volterra, a small form factor Windows/Arm PC for developers

It's still early days

Unless something changes, there's a limit to how far edge computing can go

AWS means to rewrite the rules for private 5G

The private 5G edge is clearly here to stay

Bringing machine learning to small, battery-powered devices

Intelligent cloud, a connected edge, and a compute-enabled intelligent network?

Using GPU capabilities far beyond gaming

The cloud model puts video workloads primarily in mega data centers, that was good enough, but now it doesn't cut it.

Secure and accelerate your websites, apps, APIs, media streams, and more

A world that is less dependent on individual devices and more dependent on a collection of devices

The potential opportunities with intelligent edge computing are already enormous

We're on the cusp of some dramatic changes in the world of servers

TECHnalysis Research engaged in an online survey of 600 US business professionals involved in their company's edge computing efforts

Even with all kinds of interesting efforts, we aren't going to see traditional cloud, network, data center, or common endpoints going away

With edge computing, we're starting to see a new evolution of the client-server era that appeared after mainframes

It's not all about the cloud