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Predictions 2020: Edge computing makes the leap
Investment in edge computing will jump next year as organizations look to handle AI-related computing demand. Read analyst Abhijit Sunil's 2020 predictions for this rapidly growing technology.
Why autonomous vehicles will rely on edge computing and not the cloud
When driving a vehicle, milliseconds matter. Autonomous vehicles are no different, even though it may be your AI that drives them. AI = data + compute, and you want your compute to be as close to your data as possible. Enter edge computing.
Exclusive: Internet pioneer Kleinrock returns to fix what ails the internet
Fifty years after sending the first internet message, scientist Leonard Kleinrock has gone back to the drawing board with a plan for how to save the internet from fake news and abusive social networks and everything else that ails it. Kleinrock spoke with ZDNet in an exclusive interview about his plans for a new blockchain based on personal reputation.
Linux Foundation exec believes edge computing will be more important than cloud computing
According to Arpit Joshipura, The Linux Foundation's general manager of networking, edge computing will overtake cloud computing by 2025.
What is quantum computing? Understanding the how, why and when of quantum computers
There are working machines today that perform some small part of what a full quantum computer may eventually do. But what are the real-world applications for quantum computing?
Mirantis has new telecom edge cloud offering
Telecom companies are moving to the cloud, and Mirantis has a new Kubernetes offering to help them get there and then manage their forthcoming 5G offerings.
How to include edge computing in your 2020 IT budget
While Internet of Things devices are integral for edge computing, they do come with upfront and recurring costs. Here’s what you need to know.
What is edge computing? Here's why the edge matters and where it's headed
Very small, prefabricated data centers are starting to compete against colocation facilities, cloud service providers, and even on-premises IT deployments. Edge computing could either redistribute the enterprise market or scramble it all up.
Streaming retro games brings out all of the bad points of Google Stadia, and none of the good
Antstream wants to emulate retro games in the cloud using streaming video like Google Stadia, though emulation is practically the best use case for edge computing.
Qualcomm President Amon intends to win in cloud where company failed in past
Qualcomm Tuesday unveiled its first family of AI processors for cloud computing "edge" servers, called "AI 100." President Cristiano Amon explains how Qualcomm's return to its roots in mobile, and new investments in AI, will help it to win in servers where it previously failed.
Microsoft Azure CTO Russinovich sees an AI world that sounds a bit like Visual Basic
Mark Russinovich, the chief technologist for Microsoft's Azure, reflects on bringing AI from cloud to edge, a process that in over time may look like a very big Visual Basic app.
Open source AI chips making Green Waves: Bringing energy efficiency to IoT architecture
What if machine learning applications on the edge were possible, pushing the limits of size and energy efficiency? GreenWaves is doing this, based on an open-source parallel ultra low power microprocessor architecture. Though it's early days, implications for IoT architecture and energy efficiency could be dramatic.
The edge takes shape: The 5G telco cloud that would compete with Amazon
Micro data centers at the edge of the wireless network were first considered a way for telcos to earn some extra revenue. Now they’re being leveraged to solve a deeper, darker problem: managing backhaul.
Internet of Things: Lenovo's new edge server isn't much bigger than a notebook
MWC 2019: Lenovo's ThinkSystem SE350 is a purpose-built server designed to live on the edge of the network.
HPE beats Q1 earnings estimates with growth in "intelligent edge"
Shares were up in after-hours trading, as the company also raised its FY 2019 EPS outlook
Technology we hate with a passion
Hate is back in fashion again. Tech is no exception when it comes to being the target of our anger and frustration -- but this stuff truly deserves it.
Cloud computing trends, where developers want to live, AI skills, and 5G: Research round-up
All the data that matters to you from the past month in technology news.
Pictures: London's 5G trial takes to the rooftops
EE is testing out the next generation of mobile technology across a slice of east London.
Bringing IoT to life in the home of the future
No longer the stuff of science fiction, IoT is becoming more pervasive -- even in the home. But imagine its possibilities for consumers over the next few years.
What it's like inside a life-size Google Home Max
Despite its size, the giant speaker can be moved and will begin showing up in random cities across the US.
The best IoT, smart home gadgets in 2018
Check out ZDNet's latest roundup of the hottest IoT and smart home gadgets on the market.
Photos: Philips Hue outdoor lighting lineup
A closer look at the Philips Hue connected lighting lineup for the great outdoors.
The best smart city, citizen projects worldwide
What are some of the key projects making a difference in today's cities?
Internet of Things gadgets to make your home smarter
There is a huge range of Internet of Things (IoT) devices on the market in 2017 which can make your home smarter, safer, and more efficient.
Kano Pixel Kit: Hands on with the lightboard that teaches you to code
Building and coding with the 16-by-8-pixel display.
Smart devices for the home and the office
Internet-connected devices like security cameras, air quality monitors, and smart plugs are making their way into homes and workplaces. Here are 10 worth considering.
Internet of summer things for geeks
Breeze through the hot summer with these IoT-enabled devices and sensors, all controlled from your smartphone.
Can't bring your pet to work? Stay connected with this smart tech
Looking after your pet can be made easier with IoT and AI. Here are the best pet care activity trackers, monitors, and helpers we have found around the web.
How zombie cameras took down Netflix... and an entire country's internet
Here's how the Internet of Things botnet went from being Minecraft server nuisances to a billion dollar threat that disabled a country's internet infrastructure
This is what the streets of London look like to a driverless car
Mapping company Here has used Lidar to build up 3D models of the capital's roads.
Intel had one craptacular week
Qualcomm plans to take on Intel in laptops as well as IoT devices and other areas. AWS cooks up its own Arm processors for its cloud instances with better price and performance than current Intel-based instances. Read more: https://zd.net/2LGCirt
Intel and MediaTek team up to deliver 5G modems for PCs
The pair plans to deliver their first products as early as 2021.
Optus mobile plan shake up forgoes 5G charges
While Telstra will charge AU$15 a month eventually, Optus is doubling 5G data for a year.
Huawei maths reckons 1,500 Australian jobs to go due to 5G ban
Chinese giant also appoints law firm of Nick Xenophon as strategic counsel.
Europe runs out of IPv4 addresses due to device boom
The final block of new IPv4 addresses is handed out even as IPv6 adoption remains sluggish.
Xiaomi to launch at least 10 5G smartphones in 2020
Xiaomi’s 5G devices to be launched next year will cover all the price ranges as the company aims to fully accelerate 5G phones, according to company founder Lei Jun.
Huawei and ZTE barred from FCC Universal Service Fund
US telcos receiving USF money could be forced to replace existing Huawei and ZTE equipment.
Kakao launches its first 5G smartphone
The smartphone, dubbed Stage 5G, will have the Korean chat giant's various services and apps pre-installed.
ZDNet readers respond to internet co-creator Kleinrock’s blockchain plan
Fifty years ago, Leonard Kleinrock’s lab sent the first packets on the internet, but he’s concerned about the hellstew his creation has become, so he’s back with a blockchain-based plan to fix it. Tiernan Ray explains that ZDNet readers responded with variety of thoughts on Kleinrock’s proposal. Read more: https://zd.net/2PS8tXL
Optus makes 5G Home fixed wireless generally available
Users on NBN-alternative network to gain access to 4K streaming beginning with 2020 football championships and leagues.
Taking out the garbage? This self-driving can will do it for you
The SmartCan can get itself to the curb on garbage day without you having to remember to put it there. This is progress.
The global 5G future hangs on Brexit
ZDNet's Scott Fulton explains that as the European Union pivots toward a political policy of “technological sovereignty,” Great Britain faces a huge decision: To be one-fourth of a would-be superpower, or strike out as a free agent. The US isn’t helping much. So, the UK’s choice could determine whether 5G wireless remains a global standard or fragments into two, or maybe three, vendor-driven derivatives. Read more: https://zd.net/2NO4wki
KT and Hyundai test 5G traffic navigation on autonomous cars
The real-time traffic navigation technology collects data from self-driving cars and transmits the data to those following in the rear for safety.
Huawei and Sunrise co-build 5G research centre in Switzerland
It is Huawei's first 5G research centre in Europe.
Malaysian Maxis signs up to Huawei for 5G
Chinese telco equipment manufacturing giant to supply LTE and 5G radios and services.
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