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To learn how cloud providers telecommunications organizations and carriers will make 5G part of their edge computing plans TechRepublic Premium conducted a survey in January 2021.
Is your company currently using any of the following edge computing technologies?
Does your company plan to use any of the following edge computing technologies in the next 12 months?
For what business purposes applications are you using or do you plan to use edge computing?
How is your company currently using or planning to use 5G technology in the next 12 months?
How will 5G affect your company’s use of edge computing in the next five years?
This report examines the results from the responses and places them into the larger context of how 5G affects edge computing.
Remote mobile devices and laptops (54%) topped the list of purposes and or applications companies are using or plan to use for edge computing.
Using software and systems locally deployed away from headquarters (37%) remote asset monitoring (27%) content delivery networks (21%) virtualized mobile networks (12%) other IoT applications (8%) and autonomous vehicles (5%) were also mentioned as edge computing technologies being used by respondents.
Remote servers and networks and remote mobile devices and laptops tied for the top spot in edge computing technologies that respondents want to roll out in the next 12 months at 42%.
However 25% do not plan to use any edge computing technologies at all in the next 12 months.
Of respondents that are using edge computing most want to provide a better customer experience (70%) and 46% of respondents use or plan to use edge computing to reduce their operational costs.
Even with the adoption of edge computing 5G acceptance still lags in respondent organizations.
More than half (57%) are not currently using and do not plan to use 5G technology.
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