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Fog computing is an architecture that uses one or more collaborative end-user clients or near-user edge devices to carry out a substantial amount of storage, communication, control, configuration, measurement and management
Companies Profiled in this report includes: Microsoft Corporation (U.S), Cisco Systems, Inc. (U.S), Dell Inc. (U.S), ARM Holding Pl. (U.K.), Fujitsu (Japan), Intel Corporation (U.S) and Schneider Electric Software, LLC (Japan) among others.
The increasing Internet of Things connectivity, machine to machine communication, need for real-time computing for time-critical process and the rising demand for connected devices largely drive the fog computing market.
Fog computing is a computing technology which decentralizes application and computing resources in the most efficient and effective point. Fog computing technology is also known as fog networking. Fog computing enhances efficiency and helps in reducing the size of the data which would be uploaded to the cloud for the purpose of analysis, data processing and storage. Fog computing also helps in enhancing compliance and security for the end users. In fog computing atmosphere, most of the data processing is done over smart mobile devices and data hubs. Moreover, other devices like gateway and smart router are also used in fog computing.
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