Netskrt Jumps into Edge Computing
Netskrt Systems Inc. is a Canadian-based technology company founded in 2017. Named an “Emerging Rocket” in the tech sector earlier this year, they focus on expanding Internet access by developing their own mobile Content Delivery Network (mCDN). While they are a smaller company, they have jumped into the sector with 6 applications published on August 13th.
Perhaps most notable about their recent push into the patent space, the patent applications span all three categories of the sector. No other company that is as small as Netskrt is diversified in this way in the sector, generally this is something that only large companies such as Cisco and Intel have the manpower and resources to spread out across all categories. In a company that has less than fifty employees, this fact alone is an impressive feat. While they are unlikely to pose much of a threat to the industry titans in the sector, Netskrt is on a good track to be successful in their primary focus to improve video streaming with their mCDN.
To look at more startups pushing their way into the exploding sector of Edge Computing, check out the Magic Number® Edge Computing Patent Forecast®.

Related Posts
April 15, 2021
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…
April 8, 2021
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…
April 1, 2021
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…



