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Home » DevOps » Cloud » Amazon, Google, and Microsoft Take their Clouds to the Edge
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Amazon, Google, and Microsoft Take their Clouds to the Edge

September 17, 2020 by Lorenzo Ermigiotti

 

It might surprise you to learn that the big three public clouds – AWS, Google Could Platform, and Microsoft Azure – are all starting to provide edge computing capabilities. It’s puzzling, because the phrase “edge computing” implies a mini datacenter, typically connected to IoT devices and deployed at an enterprise network’s edge rather than in the cloud.

The big three clouds have only partial control over such key edge attributes as location, network, and infrastructure. Can they truly provide edge computing capabilities?

The answer is yes, although the public cloud providers are developing their edge computing services via strategic partnerships and with some early-stage limitations.

InfoWorld takes a look at the key edge computing architecture considerations.

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