Best of Edge Computing — 2025

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    Avatar of tiffintechTiff In Tech·47w

    10 High-Paying Tech Skills That Will Dominate the Next Decade

    Explores 10 emerging high-paying tech skills beyond traditional AI and development roles. Covers quantum computing applications in traffic optimization, GIS for spatial data analysis, creative technology for immersive experiences, prompt engineering for AI communication, service-oriented architecture for scalable systems, facilities tech integration for smart buildings, low-code development platforms, digital twin simulations, edge computing for real-time processing, and ethical hacking for security testing. Each skill includes real-world examples and learning resources.

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    Avatar of cloudflareCloudflare·46w

    Containers are available in public beta for simple, global, and programmable compute

    Cloudflare Containers are now in public beta, allowing developers to deploy containerized applications alongside Workers globally. The service offers simple deployment via wrangler, automatic global distribution, on-demand scaling, and tight integration with the Cloudflare developer platform. Containers can be programmatically controlled by Workers code, support various instance sizes, and use pay-per-use pricing. Future features include autoscaling, larger instances, and deeper platform integrations.

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    Avatar of dailyopensourcetoolsDaily Open Source Tools·1y

    Blazing fast web application framework

    Fasteejs is a high-performance web application framework designed for edge computing. It is compatible with any JavaScript runtime, making it versatile for various deployment scenarios. The example code provided demonstrates how to create a simple application that responds with JSON data.

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    First Look at NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Super - The Most Affordable Generative AI Supercomputer

    NVIDIA's new Jetson Orin Nano Super Developer Kit revolutionizes edge computing by offering significant generative AI capabilities at a price point of $249. The device boasts a 1.7x improvement in AI performance, enhanced GPU and CPU speeds, and compatibility with a broad range of AI models. It supports various AI frameworks and comes with a comprehensive software stack, making it an accessible platform for developers, students, and makers to deploy advanced AI applications at the edge.

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    Signs Your Web Architecture Won't Survive 2025

    By 2025, enterprise data will increasingly be processed outside traditional data centers, highlighting the necessity of adopting edge computing, real-time processing, and comprehensive AI integration. Current architectures relying on traditional RDBMS and perimeter security are becoming obsolete. To stay relevant, businesses need to upgrade their systems to support vector databases, event-driven patterns, zero-trust security, and dynamic AI models without compromising performance.

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    Avatar of infoworldInfoWorld·1y

    11 cutting-edge programming languages to learn now

    Discover 11 cutting-edge programming languages that offer innovative solutions to persistent problems in older languages. These languages, including Coq, Observable, Plang, Mojo, Erg, MoonBit, Wing, Rust, Zig, Jakt, and Odin, provide new syntax and semantics aimed at constructing robust, relatively bug-free code. They cater to specific needs such as complex problem solving, data visualization, leveraging machine learning, enhancing Python capabilities, optimizing edge computing, and ensuring memory safety.

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    Avatar of hnHacker News·33w

    Python on the Edge: Fast, sandboxed, and powered by WebAssembly · Blog · Wasmer

    Wasmer announces full Python support in Wasmer Edge (Beta), enabling Python applications to run on WebAssembly with near-native performance. The platform supports popular frameworks like FastAPI, Django, and Streamlit, along with native modules like numpy and pandas. Key improvements include dynamic linking support, threading capabilities, and a custom Python Package Index. Performance benchmarks show 6x faster execution than previous versions, approaching native Python speeds while maintaining full sandboxing. The solution addresses limitations found in Cloudflare Workers and AWS Lambda by supporting WebSockets, multiprocessing, and raw sockets without requiring code modifications.

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    Cloudflare and Vercel can't stop fighting

    A detailed analysis of the ongoing public feud between Cloudflare and Vercel, examining the technical and business reasons behind their conflict. The dispute centers around edge computing reliability issues, where Cloudflare's free and pro tiers route 10-70% of US traffic to Europe during peak hours, causing significant latency problems for Vercel's customers. Additionally, Cloudflare's DDoS protection layer interferes with Vercel's own security systems by stripping important traffic data. The conflict escalated from technical incompatibilities to personal attacks between executives, with both companies engaging in bad faith public communications that damage their professional reputations.

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