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Industry Views - Edge
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Grading 2023’s top data center and tech predictions
Looking back at 2023's industry predictions
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The era of the distributed Edge cloud changes the game
Edge will constantly evolve and the industry will need to be ready
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Edge is dead - long live Edge
After the weary years of Edge hype, the reality is becoming clear
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Sponsored The retail Edge computing evolution
Demanding consumers are stretching retailers to breaking point, forcing them to rely on Edge computing to keep up, says Vertiv's Henk Ijspeerd
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Sponsored The benefits of integrating hardware, software, and services within a modular data center
Designing, building and commissioning an Edge data center is a time and resource consuming task. So why not consider prefabricated modular facilities instead, asks Schneider's Thomas Humphrey
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Why Jim Chanos' $200m data center “Short” is a bad bet
There may be short term dips in demand, but cloud has only reached a fraction of its addressable market
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Is metaverse the killer app for Edge?
Metaverse needs low latency. Edge can deliver it
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The Metaverse and the Edge Chokepoint
If it happens, the Metaverse will be big
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Sponsored Edge and the long term opportunities for colocation providers
How global providers are addressing the rise in demand for Edge facilities
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Sponsored Global Edge survey: What we learned
Examining the transition to the Edge
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What edge computing needs to deliver on its promises
What's missing could be decentralized data processing
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Sponsored Demystifying 5G Edge computing
Every Edge deployment can sometimes leave operators feeling like they’re reinventing the wheel. Could redefining Edge infrastructure models be the answer?
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Cybersecurity and the Edge: a matter of safety and security
IT and OT have different needs, and a wrong choice could literally create an explosion
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Sponsored Edge computing and new challenges for the operator
Life on the Edge can be tough; here we explore four key considerations to help operators at the Edge mitigate downtime and risk
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Top data center and tech predictions for 2022
The year we went nuclear?
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Sponsored Can I get a witness? Making Edge computing sites truly autonomous
The UPS featuring a "witness" capability that ensures availability and resiliency for customers deploying at the Edge
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Sponsored Smooth (business) operators
How to protect your Edge computing deployments to minimize IT outages
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Sponsored Replicating on-prem services at the Edge
Why Edge deployments shouldn’t mean sacrificing resiliency and sustainability efforts
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When performance demands meet environmental imperatives
After COP26, we have to square two sets of requirements
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Sponsored Asset protection at the Edge
Safeguarding your Edge computing deployments to dodge that dreaded downtime
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Sponsored Power and control at the Edge - Is the battle only just beginning?
As the balance in data infrastructure tilts from the core to the edge, a new battle is set to rage. What are the challenges and how might it play out?
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5G gaming will require Edge data centers – and lots of them
Latency means lost customers
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Stronger together: how the convergence of Edge data centers and 5G will revolutionize data transmission and IoT
The Edge will become a ring of interconnected 5G networks
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Which workloads will drive the edge?
Workload needs will define and drive edge buildout.
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Edge computing challenges: All the above
Five ways to smoothly operate Edge computing for your organization
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The modern data center as a grid: layering your edge solutions
Batteries, hydrogen and solar all have a part to play
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Eyeing an uptick in edge data center demand
More edge data centers are coming at last, driven by new or changing workloads, cloud services, and the speculative buildout of 5G networks.