Edge Computing

• Competitive Landscape: An in-depth analysis of the key players offering edge computing services and products; the report explores:
  • Strengths and weaknesses of these players’ edge computing business models.
  • Industry experiences and assets collectively supporting adoption of their edge computing services and products by different industries, companies, markets and/or regions.
• Market Dynamics: A strategic analysis of the major drivers, challenges, and innovations shaping the adoption and development of edge computing:
  • Technological innovations that are enhancing the value of edge computing
  • Future strategic direction and market outlook for edge computing
  • Key issues organisations must address to adopt and advance edge computing
• Benchmark Industry Forecasts: Our forecasts for size and growth of the market, including:
  • Total Users Served by Edge Locations
  • Total Annual Operator MEC Spend
  • Total Number of Deployed MEC Nodes
  • Total Annual Spend on MEC
  • Total Annual Business Spend on Fog Computing
  • Total Number of Businesses that Deploy Fog Computing
• Juniper Research Leaderboard: 15 players offering edge computing products and services compared, scored and positioned on the Juniper Research Leaderboard, including:
  • Adlink
  • AWS
  • Bosch
  • ClearBlade
  • Eurotech
  • FogHorn
  • Interactor
  • Litmus Automation
  • Nymea
  • Rigado
  • Siemens
  • Swim
  • Telit
  • VMware
  • WICASTR

1. What is the current state of edge computing?
2. What are the main factors impacting take-up of edge computing?
3. Who are the major players in edge computing?
4. What trends in edge computing are expected to emerge/develop in the near future?
5. What is the future market outlook for edge computing?

Included in Juniper Research Leaderboard: ADLINK, AWS, Bosch, ClearBlade, Eurotech, FogHorn, Interactor, Litmus Automation, Nymea, Rigado, Siemens, Swim, Telit, VMware, WICASTR,
 
Mentioned: Advantech, AECC (Automotive Edge Computing Consortium), Akamai Technologies, Amazon, América Móvil, Ampro Computers, Annapurna, ARM Holdings, AT&T , Atos, Audible, AutoCore, Autonomous Vehicles Alliance, Autozone, Bentley Systems, Bliq, Bluetooth SIG, BNSF Railway, BSquare, Cambridge Innovation Capital, Canonical, Capgemini, CenturyLink, China Mobile, CIC, Cisco Systems, Codewerk GmbH, CrossBridge Solutions, Dell, Deutsche Telekom, DH Electronics, Digi International, Dispersive Networks, Eclipse Foundation, Eclipse IoT, Edgegap, EdgeX Foundry, EnBW, Etisalat, ETSI (European Telecommunications Standards Institute), European Commission, European Telecommunications Standards Institute, European Union, Everyware IoT, FUJISOFT, Fujitsu, General Electric, GlobalConnect, Harris Barton Asset Management, Hewlett Packard, Honeywell, HPE, Hudson Yards, IBM, IKEA, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Standards Association, Intel. KPN, KT Corp, Lanner Electronics, Lenovo, LG Uplus, LiPPERT Embedded Computers, Marantec, Microsoft, Mitsubishi Corporation, Mongoose, Motorola, Mouser Electronics, Nanotron Technologies, National Science Foundation, Navman Wireless OEM Solutions, Netflix, NimbeLink, Nissan, NTT DoCoMo, NVIDIA, OCP (Open Compute Project), OpenFog Consortium, Oracle, Packet, Penta, PICMG (PCI Industrial Computer Manufacturers Group), Prismtech, PTC Kepware, QT Company, Qualcomm Technologies, Rackspace, Raspberry Pi, Redhat, Renault, Renovo, Rexel, Rogers, ROS 2 Technical Steering Committee, ROS-Industrial Consortium, Rovio, Samsung, SAP, Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures, Section, SGET (Standardization Group for Embedded Technologies), Shadow, Siemens, Silver Creek Ventures, SMIGHT, Softbank, Sony, Spotify, Stanley Black & Decker, Steam, Stitcher, StreamUnlimited, Technicolor, Telefónica, Telital, Telital Automotive, Telstra, Tencent, Thread Group, Tier IV, Tieto, T-Mobile, Twitch, Ubuntu, United Nations, University of Cambridge, US Department of Defense, US Department of Health and Human Services, US Department of Homeland Security, Verizon, VH, Virtustream, VMware, Vodafone, Westburne, Windriver, Wistron, ZTE.
 
 

Juniper Research’s Edge Computing forecast suite includes:

• 5-year benchmark forecasts for:
  • Total Users Served by Edge Locations
  • Total MEC Edge Computing Nodes
  • Total Annual Operator MEC Edge Node Capital Spend
  • Total Annual Operator MEC Edge Node Operational Spend
  • Total Annual Operator MEC Spend
  • Total Annual Enterprise, Private or Wholesale MEC Capital Spend
  • Total Annual Enterprise, Private or Wholesale MEC Operational Spend
  • Total Annual Enterprise, Private or Wholesale MEC Spend
  • Total Annual Spend on MEC
  • Average Annual Small Business Spend on Fog Computing
  • Average Annual Medium Business Spend on Fog Computing
  • Average Annual Large Business Spend on Fog Computing
  • Total Annual Business Spend on Fog Computing
  • Total Number of Businesses that Deploy Fog Computing
• Data splits for 8 key global regions and 19 select countries including:
  • Australia
  • Brazil
  • Canada
  • China
  • Denmark
  • France
  • Germany
  • India
  • Japan
  • Mexico
  • Netherlands
  • Norway
  • Portugal
  • Saudi Arabia
  • South Korea
  • Spain
  • Sweden
  • UK
  • US
• Access to the full set of forecast data of 53 tables and over 5,800 datapoints
• Interactive Excel Scenario tool allowing the user to manipulate Juniper Research’s data for different metrics

Juniper Research’s highly granular interactive Excels enable clients to manipulate Juniper Research’s forecast data and charts to test their own assumptions using the Interactive Scenario Tool and compare select markets side-by-side in customised charts and tables. IFxls greatly increase clients’ ability to both understand a particular market and to integrate their own views into the model.