Global Scans · Edge Computing · Weekly Summary

• [New] Deloitte warns of an AI infrastructure reckoning: cloud costs can skyrocket for heavy AI workloads, so many agencies will adopt a mix of on-premises data centers for steady AI tasks and cloud or edge computing for variable or latency-sensitive work. Public Sector Network
• In the next three years, 40 experts will provide technical and engineering support for FlytEDGE in Singapore, as well as develop new end-to-end services that integrate cloud and edge computing, cybersecured-by-design. French Chamber of Commerce in Singapore
• Through a new MoU, the CCoE will ramp up its expertise in cloud, data engineering and edge computing, becoming one of three global R&D centers for FlytEDGE, alongside France and the United States. French Chamber of Commerce in Singapore
• Three Memorandums of Understanding signed with the Singapore Economic Development Board during the Singapore Airshow 2026 will strengthen Thales' capabilities in AI, cloud, edge computing, data engineering and manufacturing in Singapore. French Chamber of Commerce in Singapore
• By 2026, edge computing will no longer be a supplementary concept, but an integral part of modern IoT reference architectures. ithinx
• Advances in 5G/6G networking, edge computing, and artificial intelligence will enable CPS to operate with minimal latency and enhanced intelligence. 4IRW
• The explosion of connected devices and real-time applications will drive a surge in edge computing in 2026. CIO
• Advancements in technologies like small models, world models, and edge computing will enable more physical applications of machine learning. TechCrunch
• By 2026, the integration of IoT with AI and Edge computing will move retail operations from reactive to proactive. Emerline
• If you are an entrepreneur, a bigger Starlink network expands opportunities in space connectivity, edge computing, maritime, aviation, and remote enterprise services. New Market Pitch
• China's Technology Monopoly Risk (TMR) has risen in key sectors like cloud and edge computing, computer vision, and generative AI. Intelligent Living
• As more organizations embrace edge computing, 5G/6G, OT, and IoT in 2026 to boost operational efficiency, productivity, and connectivity, they will invite cyber threats that exploit weaknesses to carry out massive attacks. SharkStriker
• In 2026, the convergence of quantum computing and edge technology will redefine how organizations process data, make decisions, and innovate at unprecedented speeds. Futurist Keynote Speaker on AI Leadership, Future of Wo
• Edge Computing Revolution: Edge data centers are projected to account for 25% of colocation revenue by 2026, driven by IoT deployments, autonomous systems, and real-time processing requirements. Cyfuture Cloud Blog
• Examples expected to grow in 2026 include AI-powered wearables (like smart glasses and health monitors), more advanced robotics, drones, and autonomous vehicle systems, all leveraging smaller models and edge computing. CryptoRank
• By 2026, hyperscale facilities will form the backbone of global cloud and edge computing infrastructure, supporting rapid AI-driven expansion. Digital Edge Indonesia
• The Tier 2 server segment is expected to exhibit a noteworthy CAGR of 14.2% from 2025 to 2033 due to increasing adoption among mid-sized enterprises, edge computing deployments, and specialized applications that do not require the extensive features of premium server offerings. Market Data Forecast

Last updated: 15 February 2026