Fog Computing & Emerging Technologies

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The document discusses fog computing and emerging technologies. It provides an overview of fog computing, including what fog computing is, how it differs from cloud computing by providing lower latency and higher security for local area networks, and examples of fog computing applications like autonomous vehicles and smart speakers. The presentation also includes charts on emerging technologies and the technical stack for fog computing, and demonstrates fog computing using a live demo on Cisco Packet Tracer.

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Topics for the session:
▸What is Cloud Computing?
▸What is Fog Computing?
▸Why Fog over Cloud Computing?
▸Emerging Technologies Chart
▸Technical Stack Chart for Fog Computing
▸Fog Computing Applications
▸Live Demo
▸Online Tools for Exploration
▸Let’s Connect
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What is Cloud Computing?
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More Computing
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Low Security Application

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Personal Area
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Wireless Network
Very Low Latency
High Security
What is Fog/Edge Computing?

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Why Fog over Cloud Computing?
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Why Fog over Cloud Computing?
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Emerging Technologies Chart
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1. Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the edge (AI@Edge)
2. Non-volatile memory (NVM) products, interfaces and applications
3. Digital twins, including cognitive twins
4. AI and critical systems
5. Practical delivery drones
6. Additive manufacturing
7. Cognitive skills for robots
8. AI/ML applied to cybersecurity
9. Legal related implications to reflect security and privacy
10. Adversarial Machine Learning (ML)
11. Reliability and safety challenges for intelligent systems
12. Quantum Computing
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Technical Stack Chart for Fog Computing
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Fog Computing Applications
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Autonomous Vehicles
Healthcare Devices
Security Solutions
Retail Advertising
Smart Speakers
Video Conferencing

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Live Demo of Fog Computing on
CISCO Packet Tracer
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Online Tools
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Exploration

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