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IoT | Internet of Things | What is IoT ? | How IoT Works? | IoT Explained in 6 Minutes | Simplilearn

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Internet of Things: Weighing the Pros and Cons

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To find out some of the pros and cons of the IoT, we asked technology professionals to weigh in

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Edge computing in the Internet of Things (IoT) means doing data processing close to where the data is created — like in a smart device or a nearby computer — instead of sending everything to a far-away cloud or data center.

Simple example:

A smart security camera uses edge computing when it checks for motion and decides if it should alert you right there instead of sending all the video to the cloud first. This makes things faster and reduces internet use.