Market trends presenting new challenges and opportunities at the edge.
Edge computing is a term that has been in use for a long time. Throughout the industry, there are many references to edge and many pre-conceptions about what that might mean. The term ‘edge’ is typically used for devices that exist on the edge of a network and can cover a plethora of use cases, ranging from the router in your house, a smart video camera surveying a parking lot, to a control system managing a robot on a production line in a smart factory. It is hardly surprising then that ‘edge’ is a confusing term with so many use case examples to choose from.
So, what is happening that means that Arm is calling for an evolution in edge computing? This paper examines the convergence of several market trends that present new challenges and opportunities in this space and require us to rethink the way forward.
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