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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The annual South by Southwest conference is in full swing, but even as ties to Raleigh are strong, there are fewer than in prior years.
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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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The live video stream can be found on TechWire’s LinkedIn Page under EVENT or VIDEO. During the 30-minute stream, attendees can engage with the host and other viewers by reacting, liking or commenting in real time. Find out 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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A Raleigh company with a pioneering edge computing platform is part of a major project to develop fast, reliable digital city infrastructure. The pilot program is in Austin, TX, but Raleigh may not be far behind.
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How hot is edge computing – and how hot is edge computing startup EDJX in Raleigh? Read on.
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