Modern building automation and security systems, digital signage and the explosion of the Internet of Things (IoT) demand new and existing buildings to be smarter and more connected than ever. Additionally, growing […]
Smart cities and connected buildings will become the new normal. This is the second entry in a four-part Data Center Frontier special report series that explores edge computing from a data center perspective. This […]
At their 2017 Data Centre Conference, Gartner forecasted that 40 percent of large enterprises will be integrating edge computing principles into their projects by 2021. The current figure is at less than […]
AI, augmented analytics, quantum computing, and blockchain are among technologies that soon could dominate the IT landscape, according to Gartner’s annual Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends. Read the source article at Welcome […]
Data center leaders are actively looking at new ways to deploy edge capacity and support evolving business as well as user requirements. In the latest AFCOM State of the Data Center Industry […]
In a world of persistent connectivity and data access, we’re faced with a new challenge. ‘Slow is the new down.’ This mindset has helped drive the evolution of edge computing. And here […]
The edge is important, but it’s also being overhyped. Network-edge computing will only ever be a small slice of the overall cloud and computing domain. And because it’s small, it will likely […]
EdgeConneX is one of the US’ fastest growing edge data centre companies with sites in North America, South America and Europe. Data Economy‘s editor-in-chief, João Marques Lima speaks to Randy Brouckman, CEO […]
The DCD>Edge pre-conference agenda will kick-off with a discussion between Aaron Hinkle of Sprint and the trailblazing CEO of Vapor IO, Cole Crawford, who will be sharing their insights on the evolution […]
‘The number of our enterprises who are saying edge is part of their core strategy has doubled in a year,’ said Thomas Bittman, vice president and distinguished analyst at Gartner. ‘We think […]
