SaaS and edge computing are converging to deliver real‑time, resilient, and privacy‑aware applications. In 2025, leading SaaS vendors push parts of their workloads to the edge—near devices and users—while keeping control planes, analytics, and long‑term storage in the cloud. The result is lower latency, reduced bandwidth costs, better data‑residency posture, and new classes of experiences … Read more
Edge computing moves compute and data processing closer to users and devices, slashing latency, reducing bandwidth costs, and improving resilience. In 2025, SaaS providers are increasingly adopting hybrid edge–cloud architectures to deliver real‑time experiences, comply with data‑residency rules, and support AI workloads that can’t wait on round trips to centralized clouds. The result is faster apps, better privacy control, and new product categories—from industrial monitoring to AR, gaming, and video collaboration—that benefit directly from localized processing. What edge unlocks for SaaS Where SaaS gains … Read more
Introduction The SaaS landscape of 2025 is being reshaped by the convergence of edge AI and real-time technologies. Instead of relying solely on centralized cloud resources, the next wave of SaaS leverages distributed intelligence—running AI directly at endpoints for faster decisions, superior privacy, and new real-time use cases. As billions of devices come online and … Read more