While cloud computing offers scalability, flexibility and cost-efficiency, edge computing is becoming indispensable for applications requiring real-time responsiveness.

In the rapidly evolving world of IoT (Internet of Things), cloud computing has become a cornerstone for processing, analyzing, and storing large amounts of data. However, as real-time applications and ...

62% of companies are currently using cloud technologies as part of their digital transformation roadmaps compared to 51% in 2019. Edge applications related to capacity or OEE were cited by more than ...

In an economy driven by real-time data, the ability to make decisions at the edge, right where data is generated, has become ...

The Pentagon is exploring new collaborations with technology companies that can provide potentially game-changing edge and fog computing capabilities to support military missions. Defense Department ...

This Collection invites submissions of original research into techniques that facilitate the deployment of cloud, fog, and edge computing technologies, driving advancements in efficient data ...

Edge computing is a distributed computing model that brings data processing and storage closer to where data is generated, like IoT devices or local servers. This reduces the need to send all data to ...

If the hardest part of the “Internet of Things” is getting to the Things, Cisco Systems is offering a lifeline. The so-called IoT encompasses a range of Internet-capable devices that could be almost ...

The explosive growth of smart devices has put a strain on internet infrastructure, forcing cloud-based companies to adapt and find new ways to serve their customers. Edge computing—the practice of ...

According to Gartner, a staggering 25 billion “things” will be connected to the Internet by 2020. While much of the hype focuses on the significant convenience that the Internet of Things (IoT) will ...