Working with fog computing? You should know about these conferences
Now's the time to get a handle on all things fog-related. These conferences are a good first step to getting a clearer picture of fog, its current impact and where it’s headed.
The cloud computing market is about to get a lot more competitive
There is good reason to believe the future of computing looks nothing like the present
3 things to know about IoT (and fog) in 2018
Fog computing doesn’t care whether or not a computer is located in the cloud when it looks for processing power—and in the age of IoT, we can’t afford to
20 billion IoT devices. Now what?
Latency—the delay in sending and receiving data—has limited the cloud from the start
Fog is coming, and that's good news for the cloud
Fog allows data to be processed, analyzed, stored, and acted upon more quickly through the use of more local devices. This leaves the cloud free to do what it does best.
