AI at the edge brings intelligence to IoT equipment, unlocking new automations and capabilities within devices such as ATMs, cameras and machine sensors.
During a session at Microsoft Ignite 2021 on March 3, Charles Ferland, vice president and general manager of edge computing and communication services providers at Lenovo, and Oscar Pallarols, global commercial director at Cellnex, discussed their latest applications of edge AI. Cellnex, a Spain-based operator of wireless infrastructure, uses Lenovo technology to help power its devices.
The simplest definition of edge computing is that it’s “computing capabilities outside of the data center, closer to where the data is actually …
