Edge Computing: What Are the Key Technologies?

Edge Computing: What Are the Key Technologies?

Editor’s Note:<Summary of Main Edge Computing Solutions> eBook covers technology development trends, industries, standard organizations, edge market space, hardware requirements, architecture, heterogeneous computing, mainstream players, and corresponding solution analysis. For details, refer to “Summary of Main Edge Computing Solutions”. If we talk about the hottest concepts in the IoT circle in 2019, 5G and edge … Read more

Key Technologies in Edge Computing

Key Technologies in Edge Computing

If we were to discuss the hottest concepts in the Internet of Things (IoT) in 2019, 5G and edge computing would certainly be among them. Although they may seem unrelated, they are intrinsically connected. In the 5G era, the number of connected devices will increase significantly, generating vast amounts of data at the network edge. … Read more

Comparison of BLE and SparkLink SLE Protocols

Comparison of BLE and SparkLink SLE Protocols

The BLE protocol is established by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group and is widely used in short-range communication fields with low power requirements, such as smartwatches, fitness bands, smart lighting, and mice. The protocol is relatively mature. The SparkLink technology, introduced by Huawei, is a new wireless communication standard, with the SLE (SparkLink Low Energy) … Read more

Why FPGAs Are Faster Than CPUs and GPUs

Why FPGAs Are Faster Than CPUs and GPUs

Source: Content from the public account ZYNQ, thank you! Both CPUs and GPUs belong to the von Neumann architecture, which involves instruction decoding and execution with shared memory. The reason FPGAs are faster than CPUs and GPUs is fundamentally due to their architecture, which lacks instructions and shared memory. In the von Neumann structure, since … Read more

Why Is Your Home Wi-Fi Sometimes Fast and Sometimes Slow?

Why Is Your Home Wi-Fi Sometimes Fast and Sometimes Slow?

  Slow internet speeds have become one of the most frequent complaints received by broadband providers. Studies show that most consumers are only using about 50% of their router’s maximum bandwidth. Wi-Fi Signal Affected by Six Major Factors The reason Wi-Fi speeds do not meet expectations is related to these six factors. 1. Wi-Fi Signal Congestion … Read more