The cloud promised a simple revolution: you only pay for what you use, without having to invest in expensive infrastructure. Edge computing, on the other hand, was supposed to be the answer to the challenges of processing speed and local…
The network infrastructure market is the foundation of the digital economy – encompassing hardware, software and services that provide connectivity and data exchange on a global scale. The dynamic development of mobile technology, cloud computing and the Internet of Things…
Until recently, edge computing was regarded as a technology at the intersection of industry, research and development. Although its potential was obvious, the impetus for it to become a widely implemented solution was lacking. Today, the situation is different. The…
Edge computing is increasingly appearing in companies’ strategies as a response to operational and environmental needs. But is it really a ‘green’ alternative to the cloud and data centres? In practice, the opposite happens: green ambitions require investments that increase…