From the Rural Edge to Data Centers in Space: State of the Edge 2022
summary
Vendor-neutral research project publishes three annual reports plus a special data-at-the-edge report and releases the 2022 edition in May, claiming updated market sizing based on primary research led by Phil Marshall at Talaga and hosting governance at LF Edge growth level (level two). Workstreams include an open glossary of edge computing, community essays and editing, and outreach to standards groups like GSMA. New 2022 focus areas are serving limited-connectivity rural and emerging markets and the provocative topic of data centers in space.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 0:13About Me
- 1:06What We'll Cover
- 1:27SOTE Background
- 2:26Project Background
- 3:02Part of the LF Edge Community since 2020
- 3:13Elevating the Conversation
- 3:30Why is Edge Computing so Fascinating?
- 4:35Recent Areas of Study (2021 Report)
- 5:362022 Areas of Study
- 10:12Spread the Word!
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