The Internet of Things edge refers to the part of an IoT architecture that is closest to the end devices or sensors that collect data. In simple terms, it is the point where devices and data meet.

Edge and cloud computing will probably work more in concert in IoT’s future. Low-latency communication will enable even more fluid integration of edge and cloud capabilities as 5G networks spread.

Towards implementing neural networks on edge IoT devices Researchers propose a novel magnetic RAM-based architecture that leverages spintronics to realize smaller, more efficient AI-capable ...

Hybrid cloud-edge architectures enhance smart manufacturing by optimizing latency and scalability, integrating IIoT for ...

Edge computing architecture encompasses an ecosystem of components disseminated from the central location of an organisation's data centre outward—across several edge locations—with holistic ...

IoT origins The concept of connecting devices to the Internet goes back further than the Internet itself. In 1982, researchers at Carnegie-Mellon University hooked up a modified Coca-Cola machine to ...

Today's M2M solutions are based on a vertical, silo model and designed as point solutions. They monitor one issue, a physical parameter or the movement of a machine part, and transfer the data into a ...

Looking specifically at the last element — location — from a business user point of view, the Edge could be anything, from a ship, rig or plane, to a temporary site or event. From a data center or ...

Ensuring the seamless flow of data to edge devices in a financial data center where thousands of IoT sensors could be installed calls for a strong and high-performing networking architecture.