January 7th, 2021
With the growing popularity of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning applications, GPU availability has become more critical than ever.
Bruce Armstrong
December 8th, 2020
Google Cloud developers will have new access to 5G telco edge cloud services such as latency reduction and device-based location to drive the next generation of edge computing applications.
Jason Hoffman
November 23rd, 2020
We've worked with dozens of app developers over the last few years, and that experience has given us valuable insight into how developers are using our MobiledgeX Edge-Cloud platform.
Vasanth Mohan
October 22nd, 2020
In order to make edge computing practical, MobiledgeX partnered with each of the startups in the 5G Consumer Entertainment Program in order to provide early access to our platform and enable each startup to deploy their backend services on our telco edge cloud.
September 24th, 2020
Ahmed Hassan at MobiledgeX has been working on an open source Computer Vision solution for Unity that connects to an OpenCV server deployed on the MobiledgeX Edge Computing platform.
Jeff James
September 23rd, 2020
Using the MobiledgeX Edge-Cloud platform, telco operators can utilize their own telco network edge infrastructure to create — and monetize — their own edge clouds.
September 17th, 2020
Learn how to use the new MobiledgeX Unity SDK to harness the telco edge cloud to enhance face detection performance with Magic Leap One AR glasses.
Garner Lee
August 14th, 2020
MobiledgeX is putting forward a single interface that creates a marketplace shared between Telcos and developers to deliver value propositions, where both types of consumers can take advantage of a number of benefits offered by the Platform.
Wonho Park
August 11th, 2020
What we want to accomplish is to use Redis to store the face training images that get uploaded to the centralized Face Training Server, and make them available to the Face Recognition process on each instance of a Computer Vision Server.