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Feb 24 / By Chris Hanley

Dining on the Edge: Using Edge Computing Technology to Address Restaurant Challenges

It’s been a challenging couple of years for restaurants – and the hospitality industry in general. First came the pandemic, forcing shutdowns and swift changes in running a business. But as patrons have become more… Read Article »

Feb 10 / By Rajesh Thangaraj

Edge computing enables sustainability and climate awareness

Data centers consume an estimated 200 terawatt hours (TWh) of energy each year–more than the energy consumption of some countries. They also produce an estimated 2% of all global CO2 emissions. These figures are both staggering… Read Article »

Feb 07 / By Mark Kaloudis

It’s Time for a Smaller, More Powerful UPS for Edge Computing Sites

As the need for compute, storage, and analytics grows, data center rack space gets tighter and tighter, leaving little or no room for an uninterruptible power supply (UPS). The problem is that the more capacity… Read Article »

Feb 02 / By Chris Hanley

Smile, You’re on Camera. How Edge Computing Will Support Machine Vision in Stores

Ever get the feeling you’re being watched? You are. Cameras are everywhere these days – traffic lights, front doors, supermarkets, you name it. But cameras aren’t just for surveillance and security anymore. Pioneering retailers have… Read Article »

Jan 27 / By Wendy Torell

Clarity over the Sustainability Impact of Li-ion Batteries compared to VRLA for UPS Applications

The lithium-ion battery market has been steadily growing and is expected to continue its growth over the coming years (at a CAGR of 12.3% from 2021 to 2030). This increase is, in part, the result… Read Article »

Jan 25 / By Jamie Bourassa

The Dog Ate My Wi-Fi Extender – Why Edge Computing Protection Matters

The first thing you should know is that no dogs were injured in the writing of this post – though a small Wi-Fi extender pod did go through a bit of a rough patch. You… Read Article »

Dec 14 / By Helen Ding

Severe Weather Making an Uninterruptible Power Supply a “Must” for the Home Office

Yes, in case you’ve been wondering, the weather has gotten worse. Over the past four decades, hurricanes have become stronger and more frequent, according to a 2020 study in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy… Read Article »

Dec 08 / By Larry Hann

3 Benefits of New Subscription-based Managed IT Services

One of the greatest advantages of selling managed IT services is the subscription-based revenue potential. Depending on the service offering and its cost structure, managed service providers (MSPs) stand to make comfortable, double-digit margins through… Read Article »

Nov 19 / By Chris Hanley

It’s Omnichannel or Bust – Why Retailers are Turning to Edge Computing

Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, the retail industry will never be the same. And that’s not a bad thing. Before the pandemic, retailers were already investing in new technologies to modernize the shopping experience. However,… Read Article »

Nov 17 / By Mark Kaloudis

Keeping It Simple: Cloud-Enabled Uninterruptible Power Supply Simplifies Deployment and Management

Technology should be easy to use. You want to be able to install it without fuss and, once a device is running, you shouldn’t have to keep checking on it to make sure it’s working…. Read Article »

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