edge computing
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After a rough start to the year, Nvidia has come out swinging, unveiling a slew of updates aimed at solidifying its position as one of the world’s top AI firms. -
AMD has unveiled an embedded version of its 5th Gen EPYC CPUs to power edge and networking applications.
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EnCharge AI, a startup looking to shake up the semiconductor space, has raised over $100 million in an oversubscribed Series B funding round to accelerate the commercialisation of its AI accelerators.
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Verizon revealed it has developed a new AI-powered private 5G platform with Nvidia, aimed at helping businesses securely deploy AI at the edge.
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Last month, telecom infrastructure REIT American Tower broke ground at the site of its new edge data centre in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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AtlasEdge has completed its acquisition of Datacenter One, a deal that brings more than 140 customers for its four data centres.
Forthcoming events
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Lumen Technologies has launched its Edge Bare Metal services for the Asia-Pacific (APAC) market.
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Verizon and AWS have expanded its 5G mobile edge computing across the US with the addition of Nashville, Tennessee and Tampa, Florida.
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The proliferation of 5G edge computing is driving the greater need for real-time processing, better user-experience and data intelligence. Capacity heard from Cliff Tam, VP of global data strategy, international business, HGC Global Communications, about the new real-time economy and digital glocalization.
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Liquid Telecom began as a carrier providing services across Africa. Now, CEO Nic Rudnick tells Alan Burkitt-Gray why they’ve changed the name to reflect the group’s new business.
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The European Union is today publishing a plan to set targets for technologies from cloud and edge computing to chips and 5G.
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Small data centres will develop alongside a fibre infrastructure in small neighbourhoods, the audience for yesterday’s session in Edge Global Week heard.
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Cloud security company F5 has completed its US$500 million purchase of edge company Volterra, less than three weeks after it was announced.
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Network operator spending on multi-access edge computing (MEC), is set to reach US$8.3 billion by 2025.
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Four top carriers – China Unicom, KT, Telefónica and Telstra – have agreed to collaborate on the development of edge computing.
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Capacity asks Peter Zhou, Huawei’s Vice President of IT Product Line and President of Intelligent Data and Storage Domain, to outline the advances the company has made in converging data storage, processing, automation and analysis to create an intelligent data infrasructure
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Etisalat and Microsoft have entered into a multi-year partnership to create a public cloud first strategy through a digital transformation programme.
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The ETSI Multi-access edge computing industry specification group has released two reports as part of its phase 2 work.
