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There are numerous edge computing use cases across various industries. This includes industrial manufacturing, transportation, healthcare, and throughout smart cities. When incorporated correctly, it can be a reliable and cost-effective way to manage and store data across numerous smart devices.
Unfortunately, if businesses don’t plan for and manage the integration of edge computing properly, they may face several challenges within software frameworks and from a security standpoint. Read all about edge computing, its benefits, and potential challenges companies may encounter when implementing it into their data management architecture.
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