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.

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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.