Tag: Data at the Edge
Big Data and Pre-emptive Services in Wireless: Improving Performance at the Edge
by David L Love on August 4, 2017 5:25 am
To build on previous posts discussing what the wireless network of the very near future will deliver and enable, one area requiring exploration is artificial intelligence and how that can be used to improve network performance, particular at the edge. With current Long Term Evolution (LTE) fourth generation (4G) wireless networks, remote radio units (RRUs)… Read more Big Data and Pre-emptive Services in Wireless: Improving Performance at the Edge
Data at the Edge – but what does it mean?
by Christina Verena Rentschler on July 14, 2017 9:19 am
The guest speaker Dr. Jeff Welser, Vice President and Lab Director at IBM Research Almaden, spoke about a new era of computing. He is certain that after the present era of Cloud and Mobile Computing the prevalent information technology paradigm is all about “Data at the edge”. One of his headlines states: “Data at the… Read more Data at the Edge – but what does it mean?
Executive with over 30 years information systems and technology experience. I have worked in wireless/mobility since 1995, including customer care, billing, prepaid, network operations, hosting operations, mobile content delivery, streaming video, and emerging technologies. I am a licensed Professional Engineer, holding a Ph.D. in engineering management, an M.S. in physics, an M.S. in nuclear engineering, and a B.S. in physics/mathematics. Views expressed are my own.
