EDJX announces public beta

EDJX, a Raleigh, NC-based edge computing platform, has launched a public beta of the EDJX Serverless Edge. Coupled with its EDJX Nanoserver Infrastructure, the Serverless Edge will allow developers to write, test and deploy their own computing to the near-edge to meet increased demand and minimize latency for the IoT revolution. 

EDJX, who has one issued patent, emerged from stealth with $2 Million in funding in March, and has now raised over $5 million. Along with their IP, the company has nanoservers available in many form factors, indoors and outside, and utilizes the blockchain to create a peer-to-peer network for real-time data processing.

Related Posts

No Patents? Find A Partner Who Has Some. Honda, Meet Verizon

Once again, slow patent activity has forced a company to partner in order to stay competitive. Honda, not wanting to be left behind, has…


T-Mobile Partners with Lumen. One Reason? Enormous IP Portfolio

Lumen (formerly known as CenturyLink) has struck a partnership with T-Mobile to offer edge computing services over T-Mobile’s 5G…


Fidelity Is New to Edge Computing. Without Patents They Are Forced to Partner

Telecommunications provider Colt Technology Services is extending its partnership with IBM to incorporate IBM’s Cloud Satellite with…