A panel discussion about applications and evolution of edge/fog, with moderator Larry Walsh (CEO and Founder The 2112 Group), and participants Rhonda Dirvin (Director, IoT and Embedded at Arm), Liam Quinn (Chief Technology Officer, Sr. Vice President, Sr Fellow at Dell) amd Matt Vasey (Director of IoT Business Development at Microsoft).

The Fog World Congress is now Open Edge Symposium. This year's event will be held December 11-12, 2019 at the Long Beach Convention Center. Register | Call for Participation.

Accenture's Chief Research Scientist Edy Liongosari delivers his keynote talk, "Bringing AI to Edge at Scale," at Fog World Congress 2018.

Stan Schneider, CEO of Real-Time Innovations, gives a presentation on how edge/fog computing can accelerate adoption and application of autonomous systems.

AI Taxonomy and AI At The Edge!

Do you keep on hearing about AI and Machine Learning but really don’t know much about it other than AI means Artificial Intelligence? What is AI? What are the various...

Flavio Bonomi, CEO at Nebbiolo Technologies, gives his presentation on applications of edge and fog computing in robotics. Recorded at Fog World Congress 2018. 

In this recorded presentation, Prof. T. Russell Hsing discusses edge-based 6G research for next generation IoT services and opportunities.

Hsing is a Life Fellow of the IEEE, and Chair Professor with the National Chiao Tung University in Taiwan. The presentation was recorded at Fog World Congress 2018, which in 2019 will be renamed the Open Edge Symposium.

ActiveAether CEO Robert MacInnis, Ph.D., demonstrates how ActiveAether makes available a spectrum of compute spanning edge to cloud, by enabling virtually any existing computer to deploy software services on demand.

This keynote presentation was recorded at Fog World Congress 2018, which will be renamed the Open Edge Symposium in 2019. 

Blaine Mathieu, Chief Marketing & Product Officer at VANTIQ, gives a presentation at Fog World Congress 2018 in San Francisco. 

In June 2018, IEEE issued the first standard for fog computing, p1934, based on the OpenFog Reference Architecture. This session, recorded at Fog World Congress 2018 in San Francisco, provides details on that standard and next steps in standards for fog computing. 

In this presentation from Fog World Congress 2018, Ed Hemphill discusses edge computing for IoT projects. Hemphill is the CEO of WigWag, an Austin-based tech startup that delivers a powerful platform to make connected devices more manageable, secure and automatic.

Today's business environment is marked by an ongoing evolution of the concept of a "workplace," as businesses small and large move away from traditional, structured office space at dedicated locations, toward shared space, flexible layouts, open seating locations, and remote work. In this presentation from Fog World Congress 2018, consultant Chris Fine discusses how edge computing and IoT will interact with this evolution. 

Advances in AI are already demonstrating the potential to augment what humans are capable of, and they are already fundamentally changing our lives in ways we couldn’t have imagined even five years ago. As AI becomes a critical part of mainstream products, services and other innovations the deployment of these technologies becomes critical. Fog Computing is a deployment model for AI that is already revolutionizing the way that we think about the intelligent edge. This session explores how Fog Computing is delivering on AI’s promise in terms of rapid deployment and scaling as well as enabling new scenarios impossible with the Edge and Cloud paradigms.

Recorded at Fog World Congress 2018, held in San Francisco. 

"This Is Fog," keynote presentation by Mung Chiang, recorded at Fog World Congress 2018 in San Francisco, CA. 

Tao Zhang, Senior Director for Technology and Industry Development at Huawei Technologies (USA), gives his keynote presentation from Fog World Congress 2018, held in San Francisco.