Edge Computing Market - Global Industry Analysis, Trends, Outlook, and Opportunity Analysis up to 2022

[129 Pages Report] The overall edge computing market is expected to grow from USD 1.17 billion in 2016 to USD 6.73 billion by 2022, at a CAGR of 35.4% from 2017 to 2022.

(EMAILWIRE.COM, July 15, 2019 ) The global edge computing market is expected to witness healthy growth considering the tremendous growth in data generated at multiple sources across different applications. Furthermore, the rise in real-time applications has contributed to the growth of edge computing market. Moreover, increasing load on cloud infrastructure has encouraged enterprises to adopt and implement edge computing solutions.

Browse 60 Market Data Tables and 27 Figures spread through 129 Pages and in-depth TOC on "Edge Computing Market by Component (Hardware, Platform, Solutions), Application (Smart Cities, Location Services, Analytics, Augmented Reality), Organization Size (SME, Large Enterprises), Vertical, and Region - Global Forecast to 2022"
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The major vendors operating in the edge computing space include:
• Nokia Networks (Finland)
• Huawei (China)
• Juniper Networks (US)
• Dell (US)
• Cisco Systems (US)
• HPE (US)
• SixSq Sàrl (Switzerland)
• FogHorn Systems (US)
• Vasona Networks (US)
• MachineShop Inc. (US)
• Saguna Networks (Israel)
• Vapor IO (US)
• Xiotech (US)
• Mirror Image (US)
• Aricent (US)
• ADLINK Technology (US)

North America is said to be the largest contributor among all the other regions in the edge computing market. The top countries contributing to the growth of the edge computing market in North America include the US and Canada, out of which, about three-fourths of the market share is said to be contributed by the US alone. The market in North America is expected to have a slow growth rate by 2022 compared to the other regions, as the edge computing market in the region is well-established and stagnant.

The North American regions provide a suitable environment for startups and SMEs, in terms of government regulations and compliance. Owing to this, enterprises are growing rapidly in this region and have a heavy demand for edge computing. Therefore, the North American region is said to have the highest market share in the edge computing market. The major trends responsible for the growth of edge computing market in the North American region include the growing number of devices and the dependency on IoT devices, the need for faster processing, the increase in cloud adoption, and the increase in pressure on networks.

With a voluminous rise in data generated from millions of subscribers streaming terabytes of videos, music, and social networking every day, enterprises are facing various challenges, such as high network load and increasing demand for network bandwidth. To overcome these challenges, enterprises are significantly focusing on optimizing and densifying their Radio Access Network (RAN). Thus, to enhance the user experience and better utilize the bandwidth, the edge computing solution is a feasible option. The edge computing solution allows operators to optimize the traffic within the prevailing radio conditions, enhance the service quality, and improve the network efficiency. Traditionally, computational power was centralized at the core network, but in the edge computing solution, data collection, and processing and storage take place at the edge of the network. Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) environment provides real-time radio information, which can be used by applications and services to optimize content delivery and utilize the network efficiently. Moreover, it enables Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) to quickly deploy various monetizing services for content delivery, IoT, retail, and enterprise applications.

SMEs have been majorly dependent on data centers to process and analyze their data. However, budget constraints have been a major obstacle for SMEs to adopt data center services. Transferring and processing the data over the cloud increases the operational costs. Edge computing facilitates SMEs to collect, process, and store data at the edge of the network closer to the source, thus reducing the operational costs.

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