A recent survey by IDC found out that two-thirds of businesses have started to adopt edge computing solutions and that 40% are planning to add new\u00a0edge technology in the coming year, in order to eliminate latency.<\/p>\n
Indeed, it was revealed that many enterprises are suffering from latency or a delay between an action and an application’s response. Hence, controlling latency has become vital.<\/p>\n
Yet,\u00a018.6% of respondents stated that latency was their primary motive for adopting edge computing.\u00a029.7% declare to be implementing edge computing for\u00a0bandwidth and infrastructure cost and\u00a027.4% for\u00a0data security’s impact on operations and apps.<\/p>\n
Moreover, the survey also found out that 75% of respondents expect less than 5ms latency for edge applications, while another 14.8% declare to need less than 10ms of latency.<\/p>\n
Hence, edge computing solutions could help achieve significant operational efficiencies and improve security and compliance by limiting the movement of data.<\/p>\n
It is then predicted that 50% of new enterprise IT infrastructure will be deployed at the edge by 2023, and that, by 2024, 75% of enterprises will prioritize infrastructure agility and operational efficiency, through an increase of cloud-native architectures for core business applications.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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