Traditional legacy approaches are being bolstered by disruptive new technologies. Edge computing and fog computing are two of the most groundbreaking technologies rising right now. Fog computing and ...

Edge computing moves some of the data processing and storage burdens out from the central data center and spreads them to remote processors and storage that reside where the incoming data is captured.

We hear a lot about “edge computing” these days. We are approaching an era in which unfathomable amounts of data are created, which need to be transmitted, stored, processed and made sense of. As we ...

Edge computing represents another step in the evolution of the internet.

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 ...

Smaller data centers that are closer to the customer edge require light-speed connectivity, and 5G Wireless happens to have that in spades. The trick will be getting edge customers to buy in, and ...

"Edge computing is actually a counterbalance to the cloud," Gartner analyst Bob Gill told Insider. It refers to a model in which processing power is placed closer to where data is being created in ...

Edge computing could be an innovative new way to collect data, but it also opens up a world of additional security headaches.

The edge-computing boom could reduce costs and the environmental impact of powering AI — and it's just getting started.

Cities are made smarter by edge computing, but they’re made smarter in other ways too. It’s important to be strategic at the network’s edge.

And these advancements won’t just affect the driving industry. Edge computing and network upgrades show promising applications in various business use cases.