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Mar 1, 2022
Infusion of Machine Learning Operations with Internet of Things
By: Shikhar Kwatra, Utpal Mangla, Luca Marchi With the advancement in deep tech, the operationalization of machine learning and deep learning models has been burgeoning in the space of machine learning. In a typical scenario within the organization involving machine learning or deep learning business case, the data science and…
Feb 11, 2022
eKuiper Issues 1.4 Release & Discusses 2022 Roadmap
Written by Jiyong Huang, Chair of the eKuiper Technical Steering Committee and Senior Software Engineer of EMQ eKuiper, a Stage 1 (at-large) project under the LF Edge umbrella, is a Go language implementation of the lightweight stream processing engine which can run in various IoT edge usage scenarios for real-time…
Jan 12, 2022
Cloud Services at the Edge
This post first published on the IBM blog at this link; it has been reposted here with permission. Some content has been redacted so as not to be seen as an endorsement by LF Edge. By Ashok Iyengar, Executive Cloud Architect & Gerald Coon, Architect & Dev Leader, IBM Cloud…
Jan 5, 2022
Introduction: Akraino’s Federated Multi-Access Edge Cloud Platform Blueprint in R5
Introduction This blog focuses on providing an overview of the “Federated Multi-Access Edge Cloud Platform” blueprint as part of the Akraino Public Cloud Edge Interface (PCEI) blueprint family. This blog specifically provides an overview of the key features and implemented components as part of Akraino Release-5. Key idea for this…
Dec 16, 2021
Vision 2022: Open Networking & Edge Predictions
By: Arpit Joshipura, GM, Networking, Edge & IOT As we wrap up the second year of living through a global pandemic, I wanted to take a moment to both look ahead to next year, as well as recognize how the open networking and edge industry has shifted over the past…
Dec 15, 2021
EdgeX 3.0 – the Future of Edge Computing
By Jim White, EdgeX Foundry TSC Chair Recently, the EdgeX Foundry project (a Linux Foundation project and part of the LF Edge umbrella of projects), released a dot release (v2.1) on top of our second major release which came out this summer. This release was codenamed Jakarta and it is…
