Edge computing is simply about pushing some of the cloud’s processing and storage out near to the devices that produce and consume the data ...

The press is attempting to pit edge computing against cloud computing, but the two will never be mutually exclusive ...

While cloud computing adoption has been increasing rapidly, the advancements in IoT and 5G have generated tech innovations — edge computing being one of them.

The differences between general cloud computing and its “edge” and “fog” computing offshoots have stymied even many professionals since their introduction. But when it comes to general consumers, IT ...

One of the innovation drivers of edge computing was to relieve the bottlenecks that were beginning to throttle the advances the cloud brought in the first place.

Edge computing and cloud technologies represent a transformative shift in data processing, enabling computation to occur closer to data sources rather than in distant, centralised data centres.

Inherently, edge computing is done at or near devices and offers more security, lower latency, and more bandwidth capacity and reliability than cloud services. The most efficient IIoT edge platforms ...

Today’s edge technology is not just bolstering profits, but also helping reduce risk and improve products, services, and customer experience.

Fog computing introduces an intermediate layer between edge devices and the cloud, allowing for distributed processing and more complex coordination.

Let's explore the role of edge computing in manufacturing, focusing on its implementation, beneficial use cases and potential challenges.