NGD enables Azure IoT Edge service within their Computational Storage Drives, making it easier for enterprises to run Azure workloads at the edge and create a seamless workflow to Azure Cloud.

A study revealed only 1 in 10 storage experts gave themselves an “A” grade for compute and storage performance at the edge, while half of all respondents graded themselves a “C” or worse.

The State of Storage and Edge Computing study found out 60% of storage professionals are using NVMe SSDs to speed up the processing of large data sets generated at the edge.

Compute cost and speed are still major challenges with the rapid growth of edge computing, as more organizations look for faster and more intelligent storage solutions, a Dimensional Research survey revealed.

The IDC predicts organizations will produce 175 zetta-bytes of data by 2025, which can spike compute problems that continue to plague IT pros struggling to support their growing edge workloads.

Storage professionals and software developers responsible for data-intensive workloads participated in a survey on their companies’ approach to AI, ML, edge computing, and real-time analytics.

Some 67% of 307 storage professionals report budget and cost as major issues preventing the use of NVMe SSDs according to NGD Systems’ study. Click the link for the full article.

The State of Storage and Edge Computing study found that storage professionals face a bottleneck in compute and storage capabilities due to the rapid growth of edge computing and compute costs.

NGD Systems announced the availability of an edge-ready M.2 form factor that will provide unmatched scalability and capacity for edge computing, hyper-scale, and open infrastructure environments.