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It's a pretty fluid term depending on who you're talking to, and it's mostly a buzzword in marketing. Most people I know use it as "edge of the network", as in
by mecsred 4y ago
It's a pretty fluid term depending on who you're talking to, and it's mostly a buzzword in marketing. Most people I know use it as "edge of the network", as in something likely running off solar and cellular out on site with a limited uplink. The general idea behind the term being you move computing resources out to distributed systems and read back processed information rather than sending all the raw data to a central service first.
- MrWiffles 4y agoThank you! This was useful.