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Edge Computing: Doing Computing Locally

By Dick Weisinger

Number 6 on Gartner’s list of top 10 Technology Trends for 2020 is Edge Computing, a computing architecture where computing is performed on non-centralized devices located on the fringe of a network. The Edge Computing Model is basically the inverse

Edge AI: The Benefits of Hive Minds Versus the Central Master Mind

By Dick Weisinger

Edge computing refers to devices with processors and sensors that are able to process data locally as it is captured. Edge AI means that the local devices use AI algorithms as part of their processing. Edge AI means that devices

AI at the Edge: Edge Computing will Ultimately Trump the Cloud

By Dick Weisinger

Building a platform to support AI for devices at the Edge has the potential to be a bonanza for vendors, says Dan Woods, CEO and founder of Evolved Media. He contends that ultimately Edge Computing, rather than Cloud Computing, will

Edge Clouds: Low Latency Computing for Edge Computing

By Dick Weisinger

Edge clouds distribute cloud capabilities across the network and runs at the edge of the network. Edge clouds are being investigated to work with use cases like the Internet of Things, streaming video and 5G. These use cases are latency

Edge Computing: Businesses Benefit when Intelligence is Positioned Closer to Users and Devices

By Dick Weisinger

Edge computing refers to processing done by computers that are local to where data is generated. Gartner says that today only about 10 percent of data is created and then processed at the edge, but that will change dramatically by