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What is IoT Edge?

IoT edge computing depends on devices to receive, process, and output IoT data. This involves a system of connectivity dependent on devices and sensors. The data gets sent through a messaging system, processed by a computer, and then stored. Because IoT devices generate, process, and implement large amounts of data, keeping the computing process near the edge prevents latency and operational issues.

An IoT edge device is internet-enabled and typically comprised of sensors. These sensors collect data and then pass it on to the processing unit. Here, it is processed locally instead of going through the time-consuming sequence of sending it to the cloud and back. IoT devices can save network resources by collecting and processing data in a distributed fashion. In this way, workloads are spread among available devices, ensuring that none gets overworked or underutilized.

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