Persistent digital divide threatens to leave certain communities and regions behind. This debate will explore the potential of edge computing as a strategic solution to bridge the digital gap across the diverse landscapes of Asia-Pacific. As the demand for low-latency, high-performance applications intensifies, edge computing continues to emerge as the technology capable of bringing computing resources closer to end-users. However, is it the long-term solution the region needs or a way of managing the situation currently? How is the edge evolving across the region?

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