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ByJos Keulers

Edge Computing Has Risks that Can be Addressed with Computational Storage.

A variety of edge computing implementations exist, and each requires careful alignment with networks services and infrastructure. I&O leaders responsible for networking will optimize performance and costs, and reduce risks, by following the guidance in this research.

The topology directive of edge computing is not new. However, the demands of the plethora of latency-sensitive devices at the remote locations are new. An edge computing approach is intended to reduce latency and minimize bandwidth demands by locating application intelligence, storage and compute closer to endpoints, rather than in a remote server or data center.

Edge computing represents an emerging topology-based computing model that enables and optimizes extreme decentralization. However, it is still synergistic with a centralized core, whether traditional data center or hyperscale cloud provider. It places intelligence, storage and other functionality close the edge, where people and endpoints, such as sensors or monitors in an IoT deployment, produce, analyze or consume information. Gartner has identified five requirements that drive edge computing.

Below you will see our take on their “Five Imperatives Driving Computing toward the Edge” today. Fill out the form to read their un-biased view on these issues and then just reach our for how we truly aid your deployments today!

Computational Storage Helps Address
Many Issues at the Edge

How can you effectively utilize edge computing and solve the challenges in data, diversity, protection, and locations? Read what Analysts are saying about the changing infrastructure:

Latency is imperative – Our Computational Storage products allow for this to be managed more effectively than any existing architecture, especially in edge constrained environments

Minimizing the attack surface by ensuring that edge computing hardware, software, applications, data, and networking have security and self-protection built-in.

Bandwidth is increasing, Still Clogged – With Computational Storage doing localized processing the amount of bandwidth needed for value from data is reduced significantly

Investing in technologies that automate data management and governance at the edge as much as possible.

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ByJos Keulers

Top 2019 enterprise storage arrays win Product of the Year

Winners of the 2019 Products of the Year signal a shift from disk to flash storage arrays. Vast Data takes gold, NGD Systems wins silver and DataDirect Networks captures bronze.

ByJos Keulers

NGD Systems Raises $20 Million in Series C Funding

NGD Systems Raises $20 Million in Series C Funding to accelerate the deployment of the World’s First NVMe Computational Storage Drive.

The latest round includes new investments from MIG Capital and Western Digital Capital Global, Ltd, that enables artificial intelligence and edge computing within computational storage.

ByJos Keulers

NGD Systems Becomes First to Demonstrate Azure IoT Edge using Computational Storage

The world leader in NVMe Computational Storage, announced today at the Flash Memory Summit that it has embedded the Azure IoT Edge service directly within its Computational Storage solid-state devices (SSDs), making them the only platform to support the service directly within a storage device.