NC TECH Exponential got new life at this year’s event, which took place Tuesday at the Raleigh Convention Center. This was the 14th year of the event, but as Brooks Raiford, NC TECH CEO and president, told WRAL TechWire, this year was a refresh of the old format.
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EDJX, an edge computing platform, is one of the Triangle’s most promising startups. But in recent months, it’s undergone a major shakeup. Benjamin Thomas, its new CEO, talks to WRAL TechWire about the startup’s latest developments.
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On Thursday, John Cowan, EDJX’s former chief executive, confirmed to WRAL TechWire that he and co-founder James Thomason left the company in March due to “creative and strategic differences of opinion” with its board. Read more here.
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Lenovo Infrastructure Solutions Group (ISG) announces the expansion of the Lenovo ThinkEdge portfolio with the introduction of the new ThinkEdge SE450 server, delivering an artificial intelligence (AI) platform directly at the edge to accelerate business insights.
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Duke Engineering launches ‘Athena’ Center for AI and Edge Computing. The new center’s kickoff event featured a showcase of proposed edge computing projects. Here’s a look.
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Raleigh-born edge-computing startup EDJX (pronounced Edge-X) is getting ready to disrupt the internet with its promises of “real-time, low-latency” data processing times. It’s scaling so quickly that its CEO John Cowan predicts it could hit $1-billion value in the next “12-16 months.” Read more here.
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EDJX CEO and co-founder John Cowan doesn’t hold back when he talks about his startup’s prospects for its edge-computing platform. In a time of increasing demand to reduce or virtually eliminate latency – response time – for networks and devices, EDJX is setting a fast pace in development and deployment.
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EDJX will partner with Cubic Corporation to launch what it bills as the first Internet of Military Things (IoMT) Edge Platform from a location in Austin, Tx.
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“For these initiatives, on the east coast, particularly in Boston and the Triangle, we’re looking for everyone that is required to build a whole product,” Mike McGrath, vice president of Software Engineering at Red Hat, tells WRAL TechWire.
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