Edge Computing: An Extension to Cloud Computing
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- 1. www.ieee.org www.ieee.org Edge Computing An Extension to Cloud Computing Presented you by: Shally Gupta & Ramneek Kalra
- 2. www.ieee.org Topics for the session: ▸Cloud Computing : Definition and Characteristics ▸The term ‘Thing’ in Internet of Things ▸Introduction to Edge Computing ▸Why Edge Over Cloud ? ▸Edge Computing Use Cases ▸Difference between Edge and Fog Computing ▸Edge Computing and Artificial Intelligence ▸5G and Edge Computing ▸How to get started in Edge Computing? ▸Available Simulator Tools ▸Live Simulation Session ▸Let’s Connect 2
- 3. www.ieee.org What is Cloud Computing? 3
- 4. www.ieee.org The ‘Thing’ in Internet of Things 4
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