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What is Serverless IoT? | EDJX's Benjamin Thomas & Delano Seymour | Internet of Things Podcast

IoT For All Podcast · 1 Nov 2022 · 28m

What this episode covers

Benjamin Thomas, CEO, and Delano Seymour, CTO of EDJX, discuss their intelligent edge operating system and computing platform that enables serverless IoT applications. They explain how EDJX’s decentralized mesh compute and storage network reduces latency and complexity for developers by handling server management autonomously. The conversation highlights use cases like drone operations and gunshot detection, emphasizing that real-time edge processing is critical for safety and performance in IoT deployments.

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early-stage companies

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EDJX, Michelin
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Benjamin Thomas, Delano Seymour, Ryan Chacon, ITS World Congress, Edge Compute World

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