Edge Computing
Using computing, storage, and network sources scattered across the channels between data resources and cloud computing hubs, edge computing is a new idea that examines and operates data. In order to execute the local processing of data sources, make a few quick judgments, and upload computation results or pre-processed data to the centre, edge computing utilizes edge devices with sufficient computing capability. Edge computing effectively lowers the system's overall latency and the need for bandwidth, and raises the system's overall performance. Uses of edge computing in the smart industry enable businesses to implement effective security measures nearby, which mitigates security threats by lowering the likelihood of data breaches during communication and the amount of data retained in the cloud centre. However, there is an additional cost at the local end even though cloud storage costs are low. This is mostly due to the development of storage space for edge devices. Edge computing has benefits, but there is also a risk. To prevent data loss, the system must be carefully designed and configured before being implemented. Many edge computing devices trash useless data after collection, which is appropriate, but if the data is useful and is lost, the cloud analysis will be inaccurate.
Post time: Oct-10-2023
