Location is the only factor in edge computing. Data is generated at a client endpoint, such as a user's computer, in conventional enterprise computing. Through the corporate LAN, where the data is stored and processed by an enterprise application, the data is transferred across a WAN, such as the internet. The client endpoint is then given the results of that work. For the majority of common business applications, this client-server computing strategy has been demonstrated time and time again.
However, traditional data centre infrastructures are having a hard time keeping up with the increase in internet-connected gadgets and the amount of data such devices produce and require.
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