Cloud Computing

There is one simple truth in computing—systems crash and so do hard drives. If not properly monitored, server rooms can overheat. The best hardware is not immune to problems.

There has been a lot of debate recently over the increasingly competitive and overlapping roles of operational technologists (OT) and information technologists (IT) within industrial automation.

If you’ve been following us since the Fall, then you know we’ve been validating assumptions in the market on edge and cloud computing. And, our justification came through with an ARC Advisory Group market report on edge computing in industrial environments.

Following our recent webinar with LNS, “Build an Analytics Anywhere Strategy today with the IIoT”, we have received a number of questions around the cost implications of implementing an IIoT strategy and how cloud and edge computing both play a part in an IIoT framework.

How do you prepare for the evolution toward edge-based devices and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)?

I am sure you know the difference between OT and IT professionals, but what about their different approaches when it comes to the edge and edge computing?

Yesterday we announced that Stratus is in the process of delivering a proof of concept (PoC) for the European Telecommunication Standards Institute…

In my previous blog post, I discussed why mobile and broadband communications service providers (CSPs) will move toward “cloudification”—and the first two…

Mobile and broadband communications service providers (CSPs) are facing a proverbial “good news / bad news” situation. The good news: network usage…