Companies Looking to Get Started in AI May Be Overthinking It

In her latest article for Techstrong AI, Sulagna Saha explores the common misconception that initiating AI projects in businesses requires highly complex preparation and strategy. Based on a talk by Guy Currier of The Futurum Group, Saha discusses how enterprises can begin their AI journey more straightforwardly, emphasizing practical steps rather than over-planning. For further insights on Edge Field Day 3, check out the Tech Field Day website.

Revolutionizing Edge Computing: How Zededa Brings Cloud Agility to the Edge

Jack Poller provides insights into how Zededa is transforming edge computing by integrating cloud-like agility directly at the edge, enhancing both the flexibility and scalability of deployments. He examines the implications of this approach for traditional cloud services and discusses how it can lead to more robust, efficient, and scalable edge solutions. For extended coverage of Edge Field Day 3, check out Jack Poller’s LinkedIn Pulse articles.

Can You Run Virtualized Infrastructure at the Edge?

Jack Poller explores the feasibility and implications of deploying virtualized infrastructure with VMware at the edge, discussing the technological advancements and potential challenges that come with edge computing. He breaks down key considerations, including connectivity, resource management, and security, poised to influence enterprise decisions around locating computing resources closer to data sources. For additional insights on Edge Field Day 3, explore Jack Poller’s comprehensive analysis on LinkedIn Pulse.

Do You Need Specialized Hardware at the Edge?

In this article, inspired by the OnLogic presentation at Edge Field Day 3, Jack Poller focuses on whether specialized hardware is necessary for processing at the edge, considering factors like environmental conditions and computing needs. Poller explores the trade-offs between deploying general-purpose versus specialized hardware in edge computing, highlighting how decision-makers can optimize their infrastructure for performance and cost-effectiveness. For additional insights from Tech Field Day events, check out the other articles by Jack Poller on LinkedIn Pulse.

Tsecond’s BRYCK Platform is Redefining Data Management at the Edge

Jack Poller’s recent article examines Tsecond’s BRYCK platform, highlighting its transformative approach to data management at the edge. The platform is noted for its compact design and robust processing capabilities, which enable efficient data handling and analysis in real-time directly at the edge. Poller’s analysis suggests that BRYCK could significantly enhance operations for enterprises that require immediate data insights and processing across dispersed locations. Read more coverage of Edge Field Day 3 on LinkedIn Pulse!

Avassa Pushes Legacy VMs into a Containerized World at EFD3

At Edge Field Day 3, Mark Houtz discovered Avassa’s innovative solution for transitioning legacy virtual machines (VMs) to a modern, containerized environment. This approach addresses the challenge of maintaining legacy applications while benefiting from the scalability and efficiency of container technology. Through Avassa’s platform, businesses can seamlessly integrate their existing VM-based workloads into a cloud-native architecture, optimizing operational efficiency and resource utilization.