Edge-native applications: What are they and where are they used?
By David Sprinzen, vice president of marketing at Vantiq. Despite growing awareness of edge computing, there still lies a big…
Explaining Edge Computing
The edge is fundamentally about reaching end users wherever they are. It is about moving compute infrastructure to reach remote end users and building out increased density in major metros where there are masses of end users and devices. Read on for expert insight about the edge ecosystem and edge internet economy.
Hivelocity: A primer on using Terraform to automate hybrid cloud deployments
It’s undeniable. IaC tools like Terraform and Ansible are revolutionizing the way we build and interact with large-scale infrastructure. But…
How-To: Microsoft showcases object recognition, people counting app code for Percept
In March, Microsoft unveiled the public preview of Azure Percept, a platform of hardware and services that aims to simplify…
IoT sets stage for digital transformation, edge promises to accelerate
As industries such as energy, manufacturing, transportation, and healthcare embark on digital transformation efforts, IoT device and software adoption has…
All along the cell tower: where to place edge and micro data centers?
Edge computing is a growing trend in digital networking, with investment, research and development, and now deployments of edge devices…
Defining the edge layers for next-gen applications
The old paradigm for digital products could be characterized thusly: build IT infrastructure to support a service and “bring” your…
Network edge workload, traffic growth to impact on data center design
The growth in sales of connected devices is good news for some companies, but datacenter providers are looking at the…
LF Edge releases v2 of Open Glossary of Edge Computing
The Linux Foundation’s LF Edge umbrella organization has released the second version of its Open Glossary of Edge Computing to…
