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Future of Edge is promising

Many businesses rely on the cloud for agility, cost savings, and scalability. And most companies, use multiple clouds to support a variety of business functions and

develop new capabilities that keep your organization competitive and differentiated. The question is how to ensure that the cloud technologies enabling the businesses aren’t also introducing security risks, impacting customer experience, or accumulating more expenses than anticipated? The State of the Edge is shaping the future of all facets of just edge computing and the ecosystem that surrounds it. Edge is one of the hottest topics in technology right now. An increasingly distributed society and workforce as well as reliance on digital interactions have driven edge to the forefront of conversation as businesses face challenges with security and delivery of the digital services that connect us all.




Today, new categories of users access applications from anywhere and everywhere. With these trends, the edge is ripe for solutions that tap on machine learning and AI. More powerful computer also provides an opportunity to incorporate endpoints and edge computing in new ways. Edge facilities will also create new types of interconnection. Similar to how data centres became meeting points for networks, the micro data centres at wireless towers and cable head-ends that will power edge computing often sit at the crossroads of terrestrial connectivity paths. These locations will become centres of gravity for local interconnection and edge exchange, creating new and newly efficient paths for data. Going forward, 5G, next-generation SD-WAN, and SASE have been standardized. They are well suited to address the multitude of edge computing use cases that are being adopted and are contemplated for the future. As digital services proliferate and drive demand for edge computing, the diversity of network performance requirements will .