Why These Industries Are Taking AI to the Edge
For nearly two decades, cloud computing has been the dominant paradigm in enterprise IT, transforming how organizations consume and deploy technology resources. But the massive
For nearly two decades, cloud computing has been the dominant paradigm in enterprise IT, transforming how organizations consume and deploy technology resources. But the massive
As data continues to explode across industries and geographies, the conversation is shifting—from what can be done in the cloud to what must be done
Once considered a fringe component of enterprise infrastructure, edge AI is now moving back into the spotlight. As AI adoption spreads across industries, organizations are
Industrial companies are sitting on a predictive maintenance goldmine worth hundreds of millions in potential savings, yet most struggle to expand beyond successful pilots. The
“Data gravity” might be the new catchphrase for edge computing following a roundtable discussion at the Emerson Exchange 2025 conference in San Antonio. Peter Zornio,
For many industrial organizations, the edge has long been treated as a fixed, isolated part of operations. But as digital transformation initiatives scale—and artificial intelligence,
New findings from ZEDEDA and its inaugural Edge AI survey reveals that Edge artificial intelligence (AI) adoption is rapidly expanding across industries. The research, conducted by Censuswide,
The promise of artificial intelligence in retail is no longer theoretical — it’s rapidly becoming a competitive necessity. Gartner predicts key enterprise computer vision markets
Edge orchestration provider ZEDEDA and ServiceNow, provider of the Now Platform for enterprise workflows and cloud-based IT service management, announced the ServiceNow Edge Appliance—a fully
Global logistics and shipping provider Maersk has begun the roll-out of its new digital connectivity platform, OneWireless, aboard 450 vessels to enable smart container and