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Edge Computing

The document discusses edge computing and its advantages over traditional cloud computing, including reduced latency, improved security, and real-time processing. It highlights the limitations of both technologies and explores real-life applications in industries such as transportation and healthcare. Edge computing is particularly beneficial for smart traffic management and emergency medical services due to its ability to process data locally and quickly.

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Edge Computing

The document discusses edge computing and its advantages over traditional cloud computing, including reduced latency, improved security, and real-time processing. It highlights the limitations of both technologies and explores real-life applications in industries such as transportation and healthcare. Edge computing is particularly beneficial for smart traffic management and emergency medical services due to its ability to process data locally and quickly.

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U D A R B E , J O H N V I N C E N T

A L E L U Y A , J - R I Z A L

B O R J A , J O M A R
OBJECTIVES
Analyze Advantages and
Disadvantages
Discuss the benefits and
challenges of using edge
computing compared to
traditional cloud solutions.

Define Edge Computing Explore Real-Life Applications


Understand what edge Identify various applications of
computing is and how it edge computing in industries
differs from traditional such as healthcare, and
cloud computing. transportation.
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cloud computing
• Cloud computing is an infrastructure and
software system that allows for access to shared
network of storage, server and application over
the internet.

• With Cloud Computing users can access


database resources via the internet from
anywhere for as long as they need without
worrying about any maintenance and
management of actual resources.
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03
LIMITATIONS OF CLOUD
COMPUTING
1. Internet Dependence
2. Security Concerns
3. Costs
4. Limited Control
5. Data Transfer Speed

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EDGE COMPUTING
Edge computing is a way of processing data
closer to where it's generated, rather than
sending it all to a central data center. This helps
reduce delays, saves bandwidth, and allows for
quicker responses, making it ideal for
applications like smart devices and real-time
data analysis.

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STRENGTH OF EDGE
COMPUTING
1. Reduced Latency
2. Less Internet Dependence
3. Improved Security
4. Lower Bandwidth Costs
5. Real-time Processing

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LIMITATIONS OF EDGE COMPUTING

1. Limited Resources
2. Management Complexity
3. Scalability Issues
4. Data Consistency
5. Limited Interoperability

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TRANSPORTATION : TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
Edge computing is increasingly
being used in smart traffic
management systems to improve
traffic flow, reduce congestion, and
enhance safety in cities. By
processing traffic data locally at
the "edge" of the network (e.g., at
traffic lights, roadside sensors, or
control centers), the system can
make faster, more responsive
decisions without relying on a
distant cloud server.
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HEALTHCARE: EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
refers to the network of healthcare services
that provides immediate treatment to
patients in emergencies.

Edge computing plays a critical role in EMS


by enabling real-time data processing on-
site (e.g., inside the ambulance or at the
scene of an emergency), allowing for faster
decision-making, better coordination, and
more efficient treatment.

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THANK YOU

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