The metaverse is one of the hottest buzzwords in tech, and this far-reaching vision of a next-gen internet will rely upon an entire ecosystem of companies to make it a reality. We cut through the noise to explain what the metaverse is, how it's being built, and who's building it.
With the acquisition, Aptiv plans to enhance its automotive software and expand into new industries. Here are the top-line bullets you need to know.
Manufacturers are relying on 5G networks and edge computing to deploy autonomous robots, enable predictive maintenance, and counter labor shortages. We look at the trends shaping the space and what comes next.
With remote work on the rise and businesses leveraging digital platforms and services more than ever before, edge computing could be the solution for faster, cheaper, and more reliable data processing.
This new era of computing will impact devices, applications, infrastructure, and more. We dig into Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Apple’s moves across the edge computing value chain to analyze their strategies in the space.
Edge computing will impact devices, applications, and infrastructure, while also creating big opportunities. We dig into FAMGA's moves across the edge computing value chain to analyze each company's strategy and priorities.
New technologies like 5G and edge computing are making healthcare more connected, secure, and efficient.
From the farm to the city, edge computing is proving to be valuable in data management, security, and low-latency applications.
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Also covered are edge computing startups.
These edge computing companies offer solutions ranging from data centers at the edge to workload management tools for edge deployments.
Between the sensors collecting data and the cloud computing services processing data, there are a variety of new technologies emerging. These technologies allow for complex processing and storage, closer to where data is collected — at the edge.
An analysis of emerging advanced manufacturing trends using the CB Insights NExTT framework.
We analyzed the earnings transcripts of Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon, and found that Microsoft is the only company talking about edge computing.
Also covered are edge computing and blockchain for healthcare.
Also covered are challenger banks, high tech agriculture, and data centers at the edge.
These organizations are improving processing speed and reliability by deploying computing power closer to where data is created.
Startups are ushering in a new age of connected cities collecting and processing troves of data at the network's edge — not in the cloud.