There are a variety of types of organizations working to develop and promote edge computing. Some are internationally recognized standards bodies, while many others are industry organizations that are collections of companies working to develop different parts of the edge technology stack. Apart from developing standards, many of these organizations work on defining use cases and on the promotion of technologies such as software, wireless networks, and so on.
The Linux Foundation and LF Networking (LFN), which facilitates collaboration and operational excellence across open source networking projects, have announced the Certified…
Contact Software announced it has joined the Edgecross Consortium. The Edgecross Consortium develops and certifies vendor-neutral edge computing solutions for…
The OpenStack Foundation has rebranded itself the Open Infrastructure Foundation (OIF). The name change recognizes an expansion of the organization’s mission, scope…
The field of computer vision has been changing at a rapid pace in 2020. It has been accelerated by both…
Trilogy Networks continues to bolster the Rural Cloud Initiative roster of partners, adding picoNETS, a provider of edge content delivery…
The 5G Future Forum, a group of global 5G leaders accelerating the delivery of Multi-access Edge Computing-enabled solutions around the…
ETSI Multi-access Edge Computing group and the 3GPP SA WG6 have published a new white paper which aims to harmonize…
LF Edge, an umbrella organization within the Linux Foundation, has issued its 1.8 release and announced its move to the…
A new GSMA report shows Asia Pacific mobile operators are to invest over $400 billion on their networks between 2020…
LF Edge, an umbrella organization under the Linux Foundation’s auspices, has announced a new project around device security and new…
