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Edge computing places workloads closer to where data is created and where actions need to be taken. It addresses the unprecedented scale and complexity of data created by connected devices. As more and more data comes in from remote IoT edge devices and servers, it’s important to act on the data quickly. Acting quickly can help companies seize new business opportunities, increase operational efficiency and improve customer experiences.
In this video, Rob High, IBM Fellow and CTO, provides insights into the basic concepts and key use cases of edge computing.
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