In a recent appearance on Techstrong Gang, our own Stephen Foskett discussed the latest developments in edge solutions following Edge Field Day. The event featured VMware, Avassa, Tsecond, Zededa, and OnLogic showcasing their innovations in edge computing. VMware’s new platform, Avassa’s orchestration, Tsecond’s rugged storage, Zededa’s scalability, and OnLogic’s edge servers demonstrated the diversity of edge solutions. For more insights, check out Stephen Foskett discussing the event on Techstrong Gang with Alan Shimel, Mitch Ashley, and the rest of the gang!
OnLogic: Shaking Up Edge Computing from the Green Mountains
OnLogic is at the forefront of innovating edge computing solutions, right from the scenic Green Mountains. Their expertise lies in designing robust, customizable hardware tailored to withstand the unique demands of edge computing environments. By combining durability with cutting-edge technology, OnLogic empowers businesses across various industries to achieve seamless operational efficiency and reliability. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article by Ivan McPhee following OnLogic’s presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
Avassa: Edge Computing Solutions for “That Guy” and Everyone Else
Avassa is at the forefront of transforming edge computing by tailoring solutions not just for niche experts but for every level of user, empowering both “That Guy” and the broader audience to manage and deploy applications seamlessly. Their innovative approach simplifies complex processes, ensuring scalability and robust performance across various industries seeking edge solutions. By focusing on user-friendly interfaces and powerful backend integrations, Avassa is making edge computing accessible and efficient for everyone. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article by Ivan McPhee following Avassa’s presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
Tsecond Delivers Bryck AI for AI Inferencing at the Edge
Allyson Klein has recently shared an update on Tsecond’s launch of Bryck AI, highlighting its specialization in AI inferencing at the edge. This innovative tool is designed to enhance real-time data processing capabilities across various applications, from IoT devices to autonomous vehicles. By leveraging Bryck AI, businesses can achieve faster decision-making and improved efficiency, pivotal for competitive edge in technology-driven markets. Read more in this article, inspired by the Tsecond presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
Tsecond: Big Data, Small Package
Tsecond, founded in 2020, is redefining data management through its flagship product, the BRYCK, a mobile storage and computing solution that boasts up to 1 petabyte of data capacity. Housed in a compact and durable frame, the BRYCK is specifically engineered for extensive data capture, transportation, and AI processing in edge environments, positioning it as an essential tool across diverse sectors such as aerospace, defense, media, and industrial IoT. With variations like BRYCK AI, crafted explicitly for AI tasks, Tsecond addresses major hurdles in data handling efficiency. However, the true test of the BRYCK’s potential lies in its performance under real-world operational conditions, where its innovative design aims to prove crucial. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article by Ivan McPhee following Tsecond’s presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
Journey to the Far Edge
Jon Hildebrand reflects on the challenge of designing data centers for edge environments, which are far more unpredictable than traditional data centers. Drawing from personal experience, he discusses how they managed factors like cooling, power, and network connectivity, but also encountered unforeseen issues like vibrations from the trailer’s movement that led to structural problems. These challenges highlight the need for specialized equipment, such as those from OnLogic, a company that produces rugged, industrial-grade computers designed for extreme environments. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article following OnLogic’s presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
OnLogic – Driving Rugged Infrastructure at the Edge
At OnLogic, Allyson Klein oversees initiatives focused on driving the deployment of rugged, reliable infrastructure specifically designed for edge computing environments. Her role involves ensuring that hardware not only meets the rigorous demands of edge computing but also supports the vast array of IoT and industrial applications dependent on this technology. Through her leadership, OnLogic aims to enhance operational efficiency and enable innovative solutions at the edge, optimizing performance across diverse industry sectors. Read more in this article, inspired by the OnLogic presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
OnLogic Edge Compute Meets GXC Private Cellular at EFD3
At Edge Field Day, OnLogic showcased its robust edge computing hardware integrated with GXC’s private cellular technology. This collaboration signifies a pivotal evolution in delivering secure, reliable connectivity and processing power to edge locations, critical for IoT and industrial applications. Highlighting technological advancements, this partnership paves the way for enhanced data management and operational efficiency in complex network environments. Read more in this article by Mark Houtz, following OnLogic’s presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
TSecond Throws AI Brycks at the Edge at EFD3
Mark Houtz recently attended the Tsecond presentation at Edge Field Day 3 focusing on their application of AI at the edge. In this article he discussed the complexities and challenges of deploying robust AI technologies in edge environments but highlighted how TSecond’s new solutions are effectively addressing these issues. Houtz’s article underscores the potential of edge AI to transform data processing and analytics in real-time applications, setting a new benchmark in the industry.
Zededa Drives Edge Application Management at Scale
Allyson Klein highlights Zededa’s role in advancing edge application management through its cloud-native approach, enabling businesses to deploy and operate applications at scale securely and efficiently. Zededa’s framework supports a diverse ecosystem, facilitating seamless integration across a variety of hardware and cloud environments. This capability is particularly crucial for organizations looking to optimize operational technology and IoT strategies. Read more in this article, which followed Zededa’s presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
Avassa: The Swedes Have Invaded the Edge
Allyson Klein’s recent article explores Avassa, a Swedish startup revolutionizing edge computing with its unique platform-centric approach. Avassa focuses on deploying and operationalizing containerized applications at the edge, promising improved manageability and operational consistency. Highlighting the significance of edge computing in modern IT infrastructure, Klein discusses Avassa’s potential to enhance distributed environments through their innovative strategies and solutions. Read more in this article, inspired by Avassa’s presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
Can You Make Edge Computing at Scale Effortless?
This LinkedIn Pulse article by Jack Poller explores the potential of scaling edge computing effortlessly. He delves into the challenges associated with deployment, management, and security at the edge, considering the implications for large-scale operations. Poller also examines how advancements in automation and integrated technologies could simplify the process, making scalable edge computing more attainable for businesses. This article was written following ZEDEDA’s presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
Can You Gain Advantage With Software-defined Edge?
In this LinkedIn Pulse article, Jack Poller explores the strategic benefits of adopting software-defined edge computing as presented by VMware at Edge Field Day 3. He emphasizes how this approach enhances performance by reducing latency and allowing for more efficient data processing closer to the source of data generation. Poller also discusses the potential for software-defined edge to provide businesses with a competitive edge by improving responsiveness and enabling more sophisticated data-driven decision-making.
Hardware Still Matters at the Edge
Hardware innovation at the edge is driven by diverse and challenging environments found outside traditional data centers. This episode of the Tech Field Day podcast features Jack Poller, Stephen Foskett, and Alastair Cooke considering the special requirements of hardware in edge computing prior to Edge Field Day this week. Edge locations, including energy, military, retail, and more, demand robust, tamper-resistant hardware that can endure harsh conditions like extreme temperatures and vibrations. This shift is fostering new hardware designs, drawing inspiration from industries like mobile technology, to support real-time data processing and AI applications. As edge computing grows, the interplay between durable hardware and adaptive software, including containerized platforms, will be crucial for maximizing efficiency and unlocking new capabilities in these dynamic environments.
Taking Technology to the Edge at Edge Field Day 3
Stephen Foskett announces Edge Field Day 3, set for September 18-19, focusing on the critical advancements in edge computing across sectors, with insights from VMware by Broadcom, Avassa, and Tsecond on networking, data migration, and AI. ZEDEDA and OnLogic will provide expertise on edge orchestration and computing solutions, enhancing practical applications in challenging environments. This event will be broadcast live, promoting interactive participation and dialogue on technological advancements in edge computing.
