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  • In 2024, cloud computing will be influenced by the increasing importance of edge computing, a method of processing data near its source. Xorbix
  • In 2024, businesses will utilize edge computing to process data in real-time, reducing latency and enhancing the efficiency of applications. TechBullion
  • Edge Computing Becomes Mainstream: In 2024, edge computing is predicted to become mainstream as more connected devices generate massive amounts of data that cannot be processed efficiently through traditional cloud-based systems. TechBullion
  • Quantum computing has matured rapidly and will provide Australian governments and businesses with a competitive edge. T-Net British Columbia
  • As cloud technology, edge computing and AI become increasingly prominent in the world of work, opportunities will grow even further for forward-thinking channel partners. ChannelPro
  • The convergence of edge computing and AI presents an exciting opportunity for the real-time data, a real-time low latency processing and decision making at the network edge, which is extremely critical for us, given all of the platforms, rigs, that we have out across the globe. MIT Technology Review
  • The Evolve Innovation Index Fund (EDGE ETF) is an 8-in - 1 innovation fund that invests in disruptive innovation themes across a broad range of industries, including: cloud computing, cybersecurity, egaming & esports, automobile innovation, 5G, fintech, genomics, and robotics & automation. Evolve ETFs
  • In 2024, the ongoing rollout of 5G networks will make Edge computing viable for many new applications, while AI integration will make edge devices smarter and more autonomous. Forbes
  • The huge increase in edge computing and distributed data processing (40% by 2025, up from 15% in 2022) emphasizes the relevance of edge computing and distributed data processing. eSecurityPlanet
  • GIS has made use of cutting-edge technologies, such as cloud computing, AI, Geo-AI, and machine learning, and is expected to continue growth over the coming years. MGISS
  • Edge Computing: Redefining Proximity in Data The rise of edge computing is expected to explode in 2024, driven by the explosion of IoT devices and the increasing need for real-time data processing. StorageNewsletter
  • The University of California, Davis, will develop a suite of holistic thermal management solutions for modular datacenters used for edge computing. Data Center Frontier
  • The success of Edge AI will depend on advancements in lightweight AI models: The innovation surrounding AI is exciting, and edge computing is one way to enable new AI applications. insideBIGDATA
  • Expect edge computing, with its integration of APIs and mobile apps, to redefine how the UK public sector manages and utilises its data infrastructure, ensuring efficiency and responsiveness in critical services. NDL
  • While cloud computing has been instrumental in digital transformation, 2024 will see the rise of edge computing in the UK public sector. NDL
  • Armada is dedicated to unlocking the potential of generative AI, edge computing and predictive models on a global scale. Datanami
  • Based on proprietary research and industry intelligence, Colt expects practical applications of AI; network greening and edge computing to top global enterprise tech leaders' agendas over the next 12 months. Telecom Drive
  • Global spending on edge computing is expected to reach $274 billion by 2025. VM Blog
  • The Future of the Best Mobile Application Development Company will be Shaped by Edge Computing, Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, and a More Attention to Security and Sustainability. Mobcoder
  • In 2024, EaaS will open up new possibilities and help firms realize the benefits of edge computing. EnterpriseTalk
  • Further fragmentation of commodity markets could deliver an additional blow in an already challenging environment of slow global growth, tight financial conditions, and high debt, a blow that would be particularly harsh for some of the most vulnerable economies. IMF eLibrary
  • Russian efforts to cut off supplies of natural gas to Europe to pressure countries to reduce support for Ukraine, including EU support for sanctions against Russia, has dramatized how supply chain dependencies can expose vulnerabilities in a time of crisis. The Diplomat

Last updated: 24 March 2024



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