According to the Linux Foundation, industries that stand to be transformed by edge computing include industrial manufacturing, cities and government, energy, transportation, retail, homes, building automation, automotive, logistics and healthcare.
Among those supporting LF Edge are AT&T, Ericsson, HPE, Huawei, IBM, Intel, Juniper Networks, Nokia Solutions, NTT, Qualcomm Technologies, Radisys, Red Hat, Samsung Electronics, Tencent, WindRiver and Wipro.
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