The sheer volume of data streaming from IoT and the new types of applications it is enabling make cloud computing impractical. What is next? Buzzwords, even when they hold some grain of truth, are ...

As the Internet of Things evolves into the Internet of Everything and expands its reach into virtually every domain, high-speed data processing, analytics and shorter response times are becoming more ...

Fog computing which sometimes also referred as the Edge computing is the process of the doing the computations locally and then passing over the results to Cloud processes. The need arises when IoT ...

If you have a cellphone, you've probably heard the terms "3G," "4G" and maybe even "5G." They're all generations, or Gs, of cellular systems, ranging from the very first analog cellphones, which ran ...

The OpenFog Consortium developed IEEE 1934, a standard shaped by ARM, Cisco, Dell, Intel, Microsoft and Princeton University, to handle the massive data generated by IoT, 5G and artificial ...

The Pentagon is exploring new collaborations with technology companies that can provide potentially game-changing edge and fog computing capabilities to support military missions. Defense Department ...

The mobile computing era changed the expectations we place on our personal computers and internet services. These days, we like our computing on the fly, moving between areas of variable connectivity ...

First everything was in “the cloud” but today’s new buzzword is “fog computing.” No, it doesn’t have anything to do with the weather phenomenon, but rather with how we store and access data. Cloud ...

Fog allows data to be processed, analyzed, stored, and acted upon more quickly through the use of more local devices. This leaves the cloud free to do what it does best. The cloud has been in the news ...

Back in August 2008, at LinuxWorld in San Francisco, the big buzzword was "Cloud Computing". It's a neat concept, but after a week of hearing folks talk about "in the cloud", I was about at the end of ...