Storage and Caching at the Edge
Edge caching refers to the use of caching servers to store content closer to end users. For instance, if you visit a popular Web site and download some static content that gets cached, each subsequent user will get served that content directly from the caching server until it expires. Storage at the edge is the collective methods and technologies that capture and retain digital information at the periphery of the network, as close to the originating source as possible.
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Storage and Caching at the Edge Conference Speakers
Recommended Sessions
- Edge Centric Convergence of IoT & Cloud Computing
- Blockchain & Zero Trust In Edge Computing
- Edge Access Networks & Systems
- Edge Computing and Network Functions Virtualization
- Edge Computing Architecture.
- Edge Computing for 5G/6G Network & Systems
- Edge Computing in Multi-cloud environments
- IOT (Internet of Things)
- Mobile edge computing (MEC)
- Optical Communication
- QoS & QoE at the Edge
- Sensor Technology
- Signal Processing in Edge Computing
- Storage and Caching at the Edge
- Wireless communication and networking