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  How edge computing is making 5G possible [Q&A]

  Publié: mars 19, 2019, 10:50am CET par Ian Barker

  This month, Verizon announced its intention to increase its use of edge computing technology, having tested edge functions in its 5G network in Houston resulting in massively decreased network latency. This move is another example of how new technologies will enable and extend digital transformation projects at the edge, and this is only the beginning. In light of this and an upcoming flurry of 5G announcements and projects, how exactly will edge computing tie into this 5G future? What are the benefits and when can we expected to see these technologies adopted on a wider scale? We spoke with Jason… [Continue Reading]