In the rapidly evolving world of IoT (Internet of Things), cloud computing has become a cornerstone for processing, analyzing, and storing large amounts of data. However, as real-time applications and ...

62% of companies are currently using cloud technologies as part of their digital transformation roadmaps compared to 51% in 2019. Edge applications related to capacity or OEE were cited by more than ...

This Collection invites submissions of original research into techniques that facilitate the deployment of cloud, fog, and edge computing technologies, driving advancements in efficient data ...

Cloud vs edge computing represents a fundamental shift in how organizations manage, store, and process data. While traditional cloud computing centralizes massive computing resources in data centers, ...

Data is the backbone of tech innovation. Storing, processing and managing IT resources and data impacts your tech system’s efficiency and expected output. The advent of cloud computing revolutionized ...

Fog computing which sometimes also referred as the Edge computing is the process of the doing the computations locally and then passing over the results to Cloud processes. The need arises when IoT ...

Processing and data storage happen on edge systems over the cloud. But network constraints may be the best way to distinguish edge from cloud. At the core, the key difference between edge computing ...

The Pentagon is exploring new collaborations with technology companies that can provide potentially game-changing edge and fog computing capabilities to support military missions. Defense Department ...

The energy industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by advancements in digital technology and the ever-growing need for real-time data analytics. As energy companies look to ...

In the automotive industry, there has been a lot of discussion around how to bring the power of in-depth data processing and machine learning to the vehicle edge. In doing so, manufacturers would not ...

CloudEagle, Echo and The San Francisco Compute Co. are just some of the cloud computing startups to watch in 2026.