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Appoints Dean Bogdanovic as Chief Technology Officer and Ritesh Johar as Executive Vice President of Engineering

Tech Mahindra and Tata Elxsi Join Inaugural Program

Transformation is a big, buzzy word. In the world of 5G edge, the word transformation carries a lot of weight.

Alef was recently awarded Gold Level by Intel Network Builders Winners’ Circle for its Private Edge Platform and Edge Connect API.

Appointments signal the next phase of growth for Alef with focus on further operationalizing business and fostering innovation

Edge computing is a distributed computing framework that brings applications closer to the point of data creation such as IoT devices (cameras, microphones, and sensors), smartphones, or computers.

In December 2016, Peter Levine gave a seminal presentation titled “The End of Cloud Computing”. He foretold the rise of “edge computing” as IoT devices and machine learning applications would start to produce more data and require more compute power.

With the dawn of the cellular revolution in the early 2000s, the ability to communicate as well as access information drastically improved. Alef is reshaping the connectivity landscape by bringing the capability of push-button edge connectivity to businesses and developers globally.

CBRS, an acronym for Citizens Broadband Radio Service, is a band of frequencies between 3550 MHz and 3700 MHz that the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has recently opened up to general users.

With any new creation of game-changing technologies, hyperbole and over-zealous marketing can run amok. Same can be said about the edge internet.

Alef, the edge internet leader, today introduced Private Edge, the first platform that will make the edge internet a reality and radically transform the way the world lives, works and plays.

Where were you in January 2007 when the first iPhone was announced? Digital life seemed impressive and immersive at the time, but it was worlds away from the connected nature of mobile devices and cloud computing that was on the horizon.