Demanding consumers are stretching retailers to breaking point, forcing them to rely on Edge computing to keep up, says Vertiv's Henk Ijspeerd The retail world has fundamentally changed. Mail order ...

Edge computing is praised as the next big tech wave, in which tiny data center resources are placed close to where data is produced and consumed, so new applications such as the Internet of Things, ...

In the quest to differentiate products by embedding more value into every retail sales transaction, savvy digital brands are creating new direct-to-consumer pathways that promise more connected and ...

COMMISSIONED: Retailers are using edge computing for a variety of use cases, collecting data from sensors, cameras and other devices and crunching the numbers with advanced analytics and artificial ...

Every day a new AI use case emerges that promises to revolutionize retail. But in global or regionally distributed and diverse environments, success depends on the speed of deploying each new use case ...

The pandemic turbocharged retail modernization. Big and small brands pivoted to launch online, curbside and home delivery channels. Today, as shoppers increasingly seek to reestablish in-person ...

Retailers have a huge opportunity to offer intuitive, technology-driven experiences to consumers. With technology increasingly becoming a competitive differentiator for organizations within retail, ...

Retailers have been experimenting with AI at the edge for several years, but at the heart of many long-awaited retail use cases has been the challenge of deploying enough compute to drive ...

Almost 60% of retailers now offer two-hour delivery (or faster) as their fastest speed, making same-day fulfilment table stakes. Retailers in the US and China are leading the way in using ...

The following is a guest post by Nick East, CEO of Zynstra. The views are the author's own. Today's retail CIOs are faced with more challenges than ever before. The rise of e-commerce and the entrance ...

Let us make a retail deal, too. That, in essence, is what Direct Edge wants from regulators for its exchange. It asks, in a new rule filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, for the ability ...