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The Journey to Autonomy: Unleashing the Power Within

A primer to geolocation detection on the Edge

There are two types of devices in Edge Computing, fixed and mobile.

Understanding the limits of replication and redundancy under edge architectures

Replication and redundancy have been key components of computing for a long time, since the heyday of the mainframe. Back then, if a mainframe lost power, everything stopped. Organizations addressed this risk by keeping generators and power supplies on hand to supply redundant electrical backups. If power from the main power grid failed, the generators took over. No electricity was lost.

Understanding the limitations of using Kubernetes at the edge

Kubernetes is essentially an orchestration framework for Linux containers. Getting a Linux container to run on a cell phone is hard, really hard.

Taking a Device-Centric Approach to Edge Computing

I am going to share a little secret with you. mimik’s idea to create a technology that centers around putting distinct, shareable microservices in edge devices such as telephones, mobile tablets, and industry-specific equipment just didn’t make sense to me at first

Unlocking the next gen of apps for the hyper-connected world

How to address safety and security for software-defined vehicles

The Autonomous World Is Horizontal, Not Vertical

The future of consumer and business technology is autonomous. Autonomous solutions, powered by artificial intelligence (AI), will transform how we live and work with self-driving vehicles, connected homes, smart factories and so many other use cases not even dreamed of.

Three Tech Industry Trends To Watch

We are entering a new era of technology, one with so many convergent patterns that it rivals the Industrial Revolution’s influence. Try keeping up with the latest buzzword bingo

How To Make Way For The Hybrid Edge Cloud In Your Digital Transformation

Today’s hyperconnected world is a result of several trends maturing and intersecting over the past decade, effectively decentralizing communications, computing, cloud, and business processes.

what is hybrid edgeCloud and why will it change the way we develop apps?

First generation cloud technology has given users access to storage, files, softwares, and more through devices connected to the Internet, instead of over a hard drive. This same type of cloud technology initially worked through the hosting of siloed apps, where users went to the web to access the information they needed and by doing so got serviced through a central cloud.

IT and Business innovation with Edge Computing Trends

Fay Arjomandi's keynote speech at IDG Edge Computing Summit 2021 Event South Korea

Fay Arjomandi 1:1 with Cathie Wood

Fay Arjomandi 1:1 with Cathie Wood

Fay Arjomandi 1:1 with Cathie Wood: Why have you decided to invest in mimik

Fay Arjomandi 1:1 with Cathie Wood: Why have you decided to invest in mimik

Forecasting market growth rates based on production costs

“Someone gave me this analogy imagine you’re in the ocean and waves or colliding right what happens some ships are move up some ship sink but the energy in the ecosystem is explosive and that’s why I think the growth rates are going to be explosive going on.”