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Cisco Fog Computing With Iox PDF
Cisco Fog Computing With Iox PDF
Data Center/Cloud
Non-real-time data action, storage
Cisco Fog Computing with IOx
Turn IoT Data into Immediate Action
Traffic cameras in a congested city detect an approaching ambulance.
FOG (IOx) What if they could automatically trigger traffic signals along the
Local data analysis and filtering
ambulances path to move traffic out of the way so the ambulance could
reach the emergency faster?
Machine decisions like these could save billions of dollars and potentially
human lives. But theyre not widely deployed. Thats because cloud
computing alone just isnt efficient enough to analyze and act on the
torrent of data generated by the Internet of Things (IoT) in real time.
What You Can Do:
Theres no viable way to transmit the exabytes of data generated each
Analyze and act on data right day to the cloud for analytics. Its more efficient for your network to
at the network edge analyze sensor data locally. Then decide what should be passed onto
the cloud and what requires immediate action.
Use bandwidth and storage
capacity more efficiently Its a concept called fog computing. And Cisco makes it possible
by sending only relevant today with the Cisco IOx platform. Cisco IOx takes the best of Cisco
information to the cloud IOS Software capabilities, combines them with compute, storage, and
memory at the network edge, and makes them accessible through an
Develop and deploy custom open environment. So you can develop your own smart applications to
IoT applications faster capitalize on the power of fog computing right now.
Next Steps
Ready to learn more about what fog computing can do for your
business? Visit www.cisco.com/go/iox.
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