Edge Computing Use Cases
Explore edge computing use cases across industries such as the automotive, telecom, retail, industrial, agriculture, and energy sectors in our latest whitepaper.
Welcome to the forefront of technological innovation. This whitepaper is your gateway to understanding the dynamic landscape of edge computing and the interesting use cases it applies to in various industries worldwide.
What is edge computing?
Edge computing is a distributed computing model that brings compute and storage resources closer to the physical “edge” of the network where data is collected. With edge computing, data can be processed close to its source, rather than needing to be sent to a centralised data centre.
In an era where technological evolution is constant, edge computing has emerged as a transformative force, redefining the landscape of data processing and analysis. In this exploration, we delve into real-world use cases across a diverse set of industries.
Why download this whitepaper?
This whitepaper covers two main areas:
- Edge computing overview: What is edge computing? How is edge different from the cloud? What are the main benefits of edge computing?
- Real-world examples and trends: Explore real-world scenarios showcasing how businesses leverage edge computing, covering telecommunications, automotive, retail, industrial, energy and agriculture sectors.
Your primer for edge computing trends
Stay on top of the shifting technological landscape with this consolidated snapshot of key edge computing trends. Download the whitepaper to discover the most significant use cases currently emerging across verticals.