Edge AI
Edge AI processes artificial intelligence (AI) tasks directly on devices at the edge of a network – such as smartphones, sensors or Internet of Things devices – without relying entirely on cloud servers. By running AI models locally, it enables faster response times, reduces latency, improves data privacy and supports real-time decision-making without constant data transfer to a central system.
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