Joining us this week is Yves Boudreau from Ericsson for his 2nd Podcast appearance (1st Podcast) to talk about the new State of the Edge Report and the latest happenings in the Edge community.
Highlights
- Edge as an accelerant not having to wait until Edge is built completely
- Opportunity Cost using Edge as is; no time to wait
- Be Specific when Requesting Services
- Internet and Networks are Not Unlimited Pipes
- Interesting Use Cases for Edge – Augmented Reality, Drone, Cars, Batteries
- Cost savings of where the data processing is done
- Open Source software communities at the Edge
Topic Time (Minutes.Seconds)
Intro 0.0 – 1.22
State of the Edge Report 1.22 – 5.22 (STE Podcast) (https://www.stateoftheedge.com/)
Accessible Edge Environments 5.22 – 10.50 (Bulgaria)
Opportunity Cost and Missing Killer App 10.50 – 12.04
Edge Infrastructure as Cloud Development Paradigm 12.04 – 14.29
Elasticity Issues b/w Cloud and Edge 14.29 – 21.45
Innovators Dilemma for Cloud & Telcom 21.35 – 23.10
Favorite Use Cases for Infrastructure Edge 23.10 – 28.55 (Hanger Podcast)
Data Location and Data Sovereignty 28.55 – 31.03
Cost for Processing Power in Edge Devices 31.03 – 34.49 (SWIM.AI Podcast)
Free Software/ Open Source in Edge 34.49 – 46.58
Wrap Up 46.58 – END
Podcast Guest: Yves Boudreau, VP Partnership and Ecosystem Strategy
Mr. Boudreau is a 20 year veteran of the Digital, Telecom and Cable TV industries. From modest beginnings of one of the first cable broadband ISPs in Canada to the fast paced technology hub of Silicon Valley, Yves joined ERICSSON in 2011 as Vice President of Technical Sales Support and most recently has accepted a position as the VP of Partnerships and Ecosystem Strategy for the ERICSSON Unified Delivery Network. Previously, Mr. Boudreau has worked in R&D, Systems Engineering & Business Development for companies such as Com21 Inc., ARRIS Group (Cable), Imagine Communication (Video Compression) and Verivue Inc. (CDN). Yves now resides in Atlanta, Georgia with his wife Josée and 3 children. Mr. Boudreau completed his undergraduate studies in Commerce @ Laurentian University and graduate studies in Information Technology Management @ Athabasca University. Yves currently also serves on the Board of Director of the Streaming Video Alliance (www.streamingvideoalliance.org)