The accelerated migration of applications and workloads towards the cloud, the emergence of new architectures and new options for deploying applications have been the positive changes observed post the pandemic. The migration of on-premise applications to the cloud has been ongoing for the past decade, but the past two years have compelled companies to speed up the process considerably.

The pandemic forced all of us to find a new way of working, having a productive life, and accelerating the migration to the cloud turned out to be the best way to meet those needs. With deployments of #IoTdevices and the arrival of 5G fast wireless, placing compute, storage, and analytics close to where data is created is making the case for edge computing.

#Edgedata centers are witnessing an increase in the demand and are now starting to take centre stage. With an increase in the data penetration due to factors such as rise in users for OTT and Social Media platforms, edge computing is helping in improving the experience of users & customers.

The New Edge in Edge Computing, balances the ways in which edge is helping organisations and changing the dynamics and change in infrastructure of the industry and ways in which edge computing will continue to grow further including others.

As far as the overall IT solutions adoption in India is concerned, smaller businesses are migrating to the cloud faster. “It is simpler for them to adopt the cloud model because they have a standard set of processes that have not been highly customized. But even larger enterprises are pushing the envelope, and opting for the cloud.

The applications on the mobile phones are the use cases of edge computing. Any area be it e-commerce, logistics or content delivery, we don’t think mobile can work without edge computing. 100% of the applications use edge computing, be it any industry. Secondly, if an organisation wants to reach its customers with a better service, .