Edge Computing Spending Projected to Reach $350 Billion by 2027

Edge Computing Spending Projected to Reach $350 Billion by 2027

By
Hiroki Tanaka
1 min read

New data from IDC forecasts a significant surge in edge computing expenditure, with a projected spending of $350 billion by 2027 fueled by increasing AI integration. Edge computing is becoming vital in the tech landscape, and the infusion of AI applications is driving this growth. According to IDC's analysis, the focus on sectors like multi-access edge computing, content delivery networks, and virtual network functions is expected to contribute nearly a quarter of the total edge spending this year. The report also anticipates substantial growth rates for various industries and a concentration of investment in North America, Western Europe, and China. This implies a fundamental shift in organizational architecture, indicating a future emphasis on emerging edge use cases such as augmented reality, AI, and autonomous operations. The market intelligence firm's insights shed light on the escalating significance of edge computing and its impact on global tech expenditure.

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