Today’s business landscape is strongly shaped by the ongoing influence of a technology that never ceases to surpass itself. Giving rise to a context where you either become an outsider or ride the wave of innovation.
Within the group of significant contributors, various elements work together in synergy, affecting each other to varying degrees.
We will find Artificial Intelligence (AI) and 5G technologies at the forefront of innovation, and they are becoming stronger and stronger every step of the way. The growing number of connected devices, including Internet of Things devices, is also another hot topic on the agenda, a development that drags with it large volumes of data that need to be processed.
In this complex framework, businesses must rethink their game, redefine their approach to computing and go far beyond traditional formats of storage and computation where data is led to the cloud or a remote data center. In this scenario is where Edge Computing comes into play, a response 100% functional to oversaturation problems that allows companies to speed up processes, enabling the possibility to process data locally.
Gartner estimates that by 2025, 75% of data will be processed outside the traditional data center or cloud.
In this system where data is processed and analyzed closer to its original source, latency reduction is inevitably involved. In addition, furthermore, above the benefits suggested in its implementation, relying on this kind of infrastructure implies faster and more comprehensive data analysis, detailed insights, better customer experiences, and more flexible bandwidth.
The re-structuring of data represents an essential factor for successful performance. A new kind of scheme that encourages the optimization of information, enabling and giving visibility to valuable data that gets lost in the process.
