We are getting “Edgy” in a 5G way
Come see video of our Cisco and Intel vRAN with MEC Proof of Concept at the first Mobile World Congress Americas this week in San Francisco, Sept 12-14, 2017.
Edge computing
The Benefits of Living on the HyperFlex Edge
The number and type of things connecting and communicating through the Internet increases every day. Business growth and success favors those who fully embrace IT innovation and create improved digital experiences for customers. Look at the
Your Plant Floor Needs Auston Matthews. Here’s Why.
Fog computing is especially useful in manufacturing, where hundreds of machines and sensors on a plant floor are generating data about machine health, production status, and inventory levels.
OSIsoft User Conference Visitors Love Analytics at the Edge
This year Cisco sponsored the OSIsoft User Conference in San Francisco. Customers across the manufacturing, energy, and utility industries came to learn about our new fog computing capabilities that let analytics run at the edge of the network. The
IoT World Forum: Translating IoT Innovation into Business Value with Analytics at the Edge
Heading into the holiday season, I can safely predict that my kids’ excitement levels will increase steadily as December 25th draws nearer. They, of course, are anticipating Christmas morning and all that it entails – a break from school, delicious
Analytics for Oil and Gas – real-time data enabling real-time intelligence and response
Andrew Miller, Sr. Sales Engineer from Bit Stew Systems, showed me an oil and gas use case a short while ago. He was using real-time analytics to demonstrate how an energy company could monitor and respond to a natural disaster that might effect an
Fog Analytics: Turning Data into Real-Time Insight and Action
The world is awash in data, and 90 percent of it was created in the last two years.1 In fact, every day we create 2.5 quintillion bytes of data2 and that number is growing exponentially. The explosive growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) promises to
Fog Computing: Bringing Cloud Capabilities Down to Earth
When we think of “cloud” we think of a vast collection of compute, network, and storage capabilities that resides somewhere high above us—a massive repository of functionality that can be accessed from anywhere and any device with enough bandwidth to