Edge Computing?
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What is edge computing?
Edge computing is a distributed computing model, a decentralised IT architecture, with processing of data taking place as close as possible to the point of collection, often the device itself or the local computer, avoiding transmission to a data centre.
This is opposed to the centralised approach of cloud computing.
What are the benefits of edge computing technology?
Edge computing offers users fast and reliable services and provides companies with greater resilience, a cost saving and positive impact in terms of the company’s sustainability. Maintaining local processing power, peripheral sites can continue to operate independently from central ones, also in the event of the latter being unavailable.
Meanwhile, keeping data processing in the vicinity of the data source helps to lower the costs linked to bandwidth for transmission of data to and from a central site.
Energy Team’s solution
Energy Team monitoring tools have always offered edge-computing solutions enabling users to ensure the availability of their data through local connections (GSM, GPRS and Lan). The communications platforms connecting the network of tools and software installed locally enable precise and reliable on-demand analysis and archiving of energy data.
- X-Meter
the device that can be fully customized to meet measurement and control requirements and represents the ideal system for analysis and archiving of energy data. - NG-Gateway
ithe ideal tool for gathering and storing data from measurement tools and managing tens of different sensors through two integrated isolated RS485 lines. - HPS
the integrated solution to manage energy efficiency. - CloE – Energy Sentinel
Extremely versatile and scalable management and control software providing energy and production data from metering equipment.