Seems like a lot of people are confused between the concept of edge computing and the concept of conventional personal computers. Conventional PCs are something that you have a lot of freedom and flexibility with. You can do whatever you want with your PC - re-program it, install software on it, play with it... However an edge computing device is something that is more likely administered by a central service provider (i.e. Amazon Alexa offered by Amazon) that you cannot easily tamper with, but it does have enough processing power to do many things locally rather than always having to talk to the Cloud. A prime example is a self-driving car. A self-driving Tesla is an epitome an "edge computer" which drives your car without having to talk to the Cloud, quite conceivably so. A Tesla self-driving car receives upgrades from Tesla every once in a while. This is a sign of being administered by Tesla. Last but not least, you can't re-program a Tesla to let it ignore pedestrians in front of itself otherwise it'd become a really cheap assassin... Hope it helps.
@@SydneyMadueke Any form factor you mentioned is possible. Edge computing is much more of an informational architectural concept than a particular physical presence. For as long as the algorithms live on the edge & make decisions on their own rather than living on a central server, they form edge computing.
You can reprogram it because it was originally programmed in a specific way to stop at pedestrians, so you can definitely reprogram it to do something else. It's just there are hurdles of getting around that, and it comes down to bypassing security access and and gaining administrator privilege. But just know that how anything is designed in this world, you can always retrace it back to its original form and change the factory settings. How it was originally programmed, it can certainly be changed using booleans value (true/false) and it will do the opposite. The boolean expression can simply be "!STOP (not stop)" instead of "STOP" for a pedestrian function inside of a program. But doing so would probably put us in jail, so that's not the standard procedures for Tesla.
So, edge computing is like attaching a mini computing,storing and communicating element with the actuator and sensors. But isn't this what is known as embedded systems
There's overlap in these concepts definitely, however, I think edge computing is a term to describe where the computing work is being done and embedded systems is a term to describe what hardware/software is doing the computing. An embedded system would be a type of system that does edge computing.
@@keystothebox Topological and technological distribution of networked computing power in the domains of hardware, software and machine-to-machine communication is not just simply a buzz-word, mate. I really liked Henry's suggestion to consider the distinction between HOW (technology, methodology) and WHERE (topology, communication) computing is done while considering the conept of edge computing. It's definetly not only about specific implementation of software or set-up of hardware. Anotoher crucial aspects of edge computing are data streams and how balance of centralized and de-centralized control of those data streams is engineered and manged firstly (but not only) in technical sense.
That kind of deployment we have everywhere across different industries. Whose idea was to call it Edge Computing? What the next dumb name for something that simple?
Edge also provides capabilities to work disconnected from centralized networks. It is possible with latest developments in network speeds and improved compute capacity in smaller packages.
Yeah, I recently learned about Edge Computing while researching cloud computing. Isn't this what companies used to do? Back when they just put all the servers or key IT hardware in a room somewhere on the campus? Now it's called Edge Computing?
Strictly speaking no, CDNs are just a file-share repository in their simplest states. Many CDN companies though do utilize edge computing to improve the quality of service of their CDN's.
Edge computing is not new, been around since the 70s. It is also no more a security risk than the cloud data centers. Yes certain security precautions are needed, but that is absolutely no different than cloud computers. I recommend you change that in the video.
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In order for the data to be processed, you first need to get it to the processor. Although quantum computing may at some point contribute for very niche solutions, at current for the majority of interested stakeholders, it is connectivity that counts. That is exactly the reason why the roll-out of 5G pushes the industry towards the Edge since once available it will allow real-time processing for (mission) critical applications for which 4G currently may not be sufficient to do a proper job.
This content is filled with groundbreaking revelations. I discovered a book with like themes that transformed my outlook. "AWS Unleashed: Mastering Amazon Web Services for Software Engineers" by Harrison Quill
Very clear graphics and explanation -- or at least the part I could understand. Unfortunately, the narrator often talked so fast that many of the words got garbled. And the closed caption feature is so horrible it borders on comical. Other than that, a very nice, tight, straightforward and helpful video.
Thanks for the feedback! And we're sorry about the captions. We know how often the RUclips-generated captions can look like a jumbled mess. Fortunately, this video's captions come straight from the video script, so hopefully it doesn't happen again.
So when we compute on server we have to make a new term " computing" and then we go back to regular on site computing and now we need another new term "edge computing". So dumb all corporate word salad.
Seems like a lot of people are confused between the concept of edge computing and the concept of conventional personal computers. Conventional PCs are something that you have a lot of freedom and flexibility with. You can do whatever you want with your PC - re-program it, install software on it, play with it... However an edge computing device is something that is more likely administered by a central service provider (i.e. Amazon Alexa offered by Amazon) that you cannot easily tamper with, but it does have enough processing power to do many things locally rather than always having to talk to the Cloud. A prime example is a self-driving car. A self-driving Tesla is an epitome an "edge computer" which drives your car without having to talk to the Cloud, quite conceivably so. A Tesla self-driving car receives upgrades from Tesla every once in a while. This is a sign of being administered by Tesla. Last but not least, you can't re-program a Tesla to let it ignore pedestrians in front of itself otherwise it'd become a really cheap assassin... Hope it helps.
great examples given. tq
This gives a better explanation
So will an edge computing take the form of a physical device like a router or will it be a service installed onto our devices?
@@SydneyMadueke Any form factor you mentioned is possible. Edge computing is much more of an informational architectural concept than a particular physical presence. For as long as the algorithms live on the edge & make decisions on their own rather than living on a central server, they form edge computing.
You can reprogram it because it was originally programmed in a specific way to stop at pedestrians, so you can definitely reprogram it to do something else. It's just there are hurdles of getting around that, and it comes down to bypassing security access and and gaining administrator privilege. But just know that how anything is designed in this world, you can always retrace it back to its original form and change the factory settings. How it was originally programmed, it can certainly be changed using booleans value (true/false) and it will do the opposite. The boolean expression can simply be "!STOP (not stop)" instead of "STOP" for a pedestrian function inside of a program. But doing so would probably put us in jail, so that's not the standard procedures for Tesla.
very precise information + I like when camera suddenly looks at the edge device when it fails :p
So, edge computing is like attaching a mini computing,storing and communicating element with the actuator and sensors. But isn't this what is known as embedded systems
There's overlap in these concepts definitely, however, I think edge computing is a term to describe where the computing work is being done and embedded systems is a term to describe what hardware/software is doing the computing. An embedded system would be a type of system that does edge computing.
You are correct - "Edge Computing" is just the new buzz-word for utilizing and edge device such as embedded systems.
@@keystothebox Topological and technological distribution of networked computing power in the domains of hardware, software and machine-to-machine communication is not just simply a buzz-word, mate. I really liked Henry's suggestion to consider the distinction between HOW (technology, methodology) and WHERE (topology, communication) computing is done while considering the conept of edge computing. It's definetly not only about specific implementation of software or set-up of hardware. Anotoher crucial aspects of edge computing are data streams and how balance of centralized and de-centralized control of those data streams is engineered and manged firstly (but not only) in technical sense.
A necessary part of future business tech.
Great Information , and very interesting.
So in a word. Is it means that edge computing is the processor by your hand? And it will upload the significant information in cloud if needed?
thank you for making it confusing
Thanks for making this helpful video. 🙂
this was P E R F E C T WOW!!!
Great Video, very helpful I have been trying to understand this for a while now
That kind of deployment we have everywhere across different industries.
Whose idea was to call it Edge Computing?
What the next dumb name for something that simple?
Lol..so true
Edge also provides capabilities to work disconnected from centralized networks. It is possible with latest developments in network speeds and improved compute capacity in smaller packages.
Yeah, I recently learned about Edge Computing while researching cloud computing. Isn't this what companies used to do? Back when they just put all the servers or key IT hardware in a room somewhere on the campus? Now it's called Edge Computing?
Nice Summarization.
Is a CDN a current example of edge computing?
Strictly speaking no, CDNs are just a file-share repository in their simplest states. Many CDN companies though do utilize edge computing to improve the quality of service of their CDN's.
So, is edge computing kind of like an on-prem cloud platform? I’m kinda confused.
How was this video created, using what tools?
@IDGTECHtalk May I know the animation software you have used in this video ??
Edge computing is not new, been around since the 70s. It is also no more a security risk than the cloud data centers. Yes certain security precautions are needed, but that is absolutely no different than cloud computers. I recommend you change that in the video.
Great content, and just what I was looking for. Thank you 🙏
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How do you make these animations?
Which Software???
Adobe After Effects
Great video
When I extracted, how can I withdraw inside the program? When I withdraw, it asks me for a code, but I don't have any code
Very very informative
Is this similar to Nunet ?
Nice 😊
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Would quantum computing solve this issue in the future?
In order for the data to be processed, you first need to get it to the processor. Although quantum computing may at some point contribute for very niche solutions, at current for the majority of interested stakeholders, it is connectivity that counts. That is exactly the reason why the roll-out of 5G pushes the industry towards the Edge since once available it will allow real-time processing for (mission) critical applications for which 4G currently may not be sufficient to do a proper job.
Yeah this is nonsense to what quantum computing will do.
"On prem" :)
that made me puke
@@Hari-888 Wait what did you think I meant? :p
@@cavemanstyle1376 not you, just the shorter way of saying on-prem instead of on premises makes me want to just die
@@Hari-888 like when people say delish instead of delicious? ...ouff
bruh u explained so well, muah, i think ill pass now ;****
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What about forced graphene injections in order to turn human beings into edge devices?
why music !!
This content is filled with groundbreaking revelations. I discovered a book with like themes that transformed my outlook. "AWS Unleashed: Mastering Amazon Web Services for Software Engineers" by Harrison Quill
Very clear graphics and explanation -- or at least the part I could understand. Unfortunately, the narrator often talked so fast that many of the words got garbled. And the closed caption feature is so horrible it borders on comical. Other than that, a very nice, tight, straightforward and helpful video.
Thanks for the feedback! And we're sorry about the captions. We know how often the RUclips-generated captions can look like a jumbled mess. Fortunately, this video's captions come straight from the video script, so hopefully it doesn't happen again.
Thanks, good input
"on premises computing"
Looks like a big decentralised brain
1:50
Are you singing a song or what. Why that bg music non sense
So when we compute on server we have to make a new term " computing" and then we go back to regular on site computing and now we need another new term "edge computing". So dumb all corporate word salad.