Enabling Smart Devices to Act as Cloud Servers
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Claims that smart phones and IoT devices run full microservice stacks and form ad‑hoc peer‑to‑peer service meshes, turning each device into a local cloud server; a commercial mimik Edge Engine implements this, supports cross‑OS APIs, enforces GDPR‑by‑function and “military‑grade” security, continues operating offline for resiliency, and can cut cloud hosting costs up to 90% in some deployments. Integration code with Open Horizon integration is open sourced and available for developers to deploy.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:11Enabling Smart Devices to Act as Cloud Servers
- 0:49today's data connectivity and processing topology
- 2:58evolution of edge devices Screened Devices
- 3:54evolution of apps
- 5:49moving from centralized to hybrid
- 6:37benefits
- 8:04mimik's contribution to open tech community
- 10:12pandemic has accelerated digital transformation
- 11:36current business and technology priorities
- 12:47call to action
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