Edge Computing stories - Page 2

The purpose-built network connects cloud providers, carrier-neutral data centres, SaaS applications, and edge access networks to form a multi-service global interconnection fabric, the company states.>>

“Providing our users with the ability to easily run computer vision inference and advanced AI at the edge is an exciting advancement as they launch solutions into the market.">>

Essentially the companies will collaborate on the design, development, and delivery of edge computing and more secure, work-from-anywhere solutions.>>

Telstra hopes the end result will mean that 5G devices will be able to access cloud services that run from edge compute locations, all without leaving Telstra’s network. >>

The US$500 million acquisition gives F5 Volterra's edge-as-a-service platform.>>

Telco Systems CEO Ariel Efrati says that the telecommunications market is discovering the ‘beauty’ of public cloud.>>

IGEL OS software will be available on NComputing’s RX420 endpoints supporting Citrix Workspace App and Workspace Hub for cloud workspaces solutions.>>

The new programme, which partners will migrate into over a 6-month transition period, focuses on enablement through training and certification.>>

Aims to leverage the acquisition of Volterra to create an edge 2.0 platform for enterprises and service providers.>>

Together, the companies intend to explore new 5G, edge and hybrid cloud solutions to improve operational efficiency, safety, and flexibility for the enterprise.>>

“This ease of use enables AI edge app development for wider teams from AI developers to system builders to business domain subject matter experts.">>

Mark your calendar - these are the dates you need to know for the World Forum on Internet of Things 2021.>>

ztC Edge platform has additional performance, utilisation and software and security updates to further support autonomous business operations.>>

Scale Computing points to the ‘long term reality’ of remote working and how organisations must put systems in place to support all remote users across the cloud.>>

Orgs with more mature Edge deployments are more likely to be gaining business value from their data by using it to inform decisions and processes.>>

Jon McGettigan, Fortinet A/NZ Regional Director, outlines a set of cybersecurity ‘best practices’ and explains how you can deploy agile security services on demand under a CAPEX or OPEX model.>>

65% of global GDP will be digitalised by 2022, driving $6.8 trillion of IT spending from 2020 to 2023.>>

It combines audio/video with edge computing capabilities for a contained package that precludes the need for major professional installation.>>

Cisco launches new WAN edge platform The Catalyst 8000 Edge platform provides flexible options for secure connectivity and visibility to applications across cloud, data centre and edge.>>

Digital service providers are forecast to increase private connectivity by five times the current rates between 2019 and 2023.>>

The company, which specialises in SDP and smart availability software, says its DxOdyssey for IoT solution leverages edge computing to bolster, rather than detract from IoT security.>>

New HCI, cloud, storage and data protection integration with latest VMware releases for edge locations, data centres and hybrid clouds.>>

VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger declares that the partnership is a ‘true democratisation’ of powerful technologies. >>

As we look to the present decade from 2020 onwards, 5G will be at the forefront. The race for 5G is not about merely deploying new infrastructure, but getting the first-mover advantage in who can build and take the leadership role in the host of new applications and services that 5G will enable.>>