"edge services" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to services which are provided at the edge of a network, such as cloud storage, content delivery, and security services. For example, "The company provides edge services like content delivery and security solutions."
Two examples of the distributed-services architectures the Internet Content Adaptation Protocol (ICAP) and the Open Pluggable Edge Services (OPES)—are discussed in the chapter.
Akamai is the leader in edge services, including delivery, security and streaming.
There's no piece of the pie for more traditionally technologically cutting edge services such as the Sky satellite platform, or Virgin's cable-based system.
He said: "CogitalGroup leads the industry in using technology to deliver cutting edge services to clients, with the ability to adapt quickly to changing client needs.
Are there other MSOs [multi system operators] or other edge services that have something similar?
She and her team leverage online and real world research to provide Trendera's cutting edge services to help clients gain a competitive advantage.
Mike, a Vodafone subscriber from Cheddar in Somerset, says his village does not have 3G but uses the Edge service, which offers slower speeds but has always been reliable.
Who needs the iPhone and EDGE service when you can have a CDMA wonder phone?
Developers are leveraging this edge service in developing innovative applications ranging from chat, multi-player gaming, VoIP and IoT solutions.
In effect, net neutrality imposes price controls on ISPs and tilts the marketplace to favor a few, but not all, edge service providers.
Algorithms change so quickly, what's the secret to always be up to date and offer a cutting edge service?
