How AWS Cloud Customers Are Using Local Zones for Edge Computing

How AWS Cloud Customers Are Using Local Zones for Edge Computing

  • September 25, 2020
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How AWS Cloud Customers Are Using Local Zones for Edge Computing

Amazon Web Services says users are tapping Local Zones to run hybrid environments and support latency-intensive tasks like game rendering.

Source: datacenterfrontier.com

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