#Edge Computing

Edge computing, a pivotal technology trend, which brings computing power closer to the data source, is expected to become increasingly important as the volume of data generated by connected devices continues to grow. In simple words, Edge computing refers to the use of computing resources and data processing capabilities at or near the “edge” of a network, rather than in a centralized location, such as a data center.

Edge computing is often used in situations where low latency (i.e., the time it takes for data to be transmitted and processed) is critical, or where it is not practical or cost-effective to send data to a centralized location for processing.

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