Edge computing: processing data close to the source is becoming increasingly important in Romania
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Edge computing is a new concept that means processing data as close as possible to where it is created. These sources can be video cameras, sensors or industrial robots. Instead of sending all the information to distant data centres, companies process the data directly on site.
Specialists in the field say that this method reduces latency, meaning the waiting time between the moment data is generated and the moment a response is received. This is important for applications that must operate in real time, such as video surveillance or the control of robots in factories. According to published information, edge computing can also help protect data sovereignty, because the information stays closer to the organisation that produces it.
Orange Romania promotes this technology as a solution for companies that need speed and control over their data. As the digitalisation of industry and services continues, edge computing could become a common component of the country's IT infrastructure. However, the source article does not provide details about costs or about the number of companies already using this technology in Romania.
Sources: www.goldring.ro
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