Category Archives: Edge Computing

Summary — China’s 15th Five-Year Plan and Hardware Self-Reliance (2026–2030) China’s 15th Five-Year Plan (2026–2030) signals a major shift toward technological self-reliance and industrial independence, especially in hardware sectors such as semiconductors, AI accelerators, robotics, and advanced manufacturing. The strategy reflects Beijing’s response to geopolitical tensions and export controls on advanced technologies, particularly from the United States. Key… Read More: China’s Plan Accelerate Tech Self-Reliance »

Edge Computing – Hardware and Software Across the global self-service industry, kiosks are no longer simple transaction machines. In 2026, many deployments are evolving into Edge AI platforms capable of processing computer vision, voice interaction, and real-time analytics directly on the device. This shift is being driven by advances in processors from Intel, along with new software frameworks and the growing… Read More: Edge AI and the Future of Self-Service Infrastructure »

Asia Developments — Self-Service, Kiosk & QSR Tech • Asia-Pacific Self-Service Kiosk Market Growing Rapidly The Asia-Pacific self-service kiosk market was valued at about USD 4.7 B in 2023 and is projected to reach ~USD 11.5 B by 2033, driven by digital transformation, cashless payments, AI-enabled interfaces, and contactless services across retail, healthcare, and transport sectors. (LinkedIn) •… Read More: Asia Self-Service Update — Feb 16 »

Intel New Standard for Thin Client The landscape of enterprise computing is shifting. As businesses adopt hybrid work models and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), thin clients have become critical for secure, manageable, and cost-effective endpoints. Central to this evolution is the adoption of Intel’s N-series and U-series processors as the default silicon, powering devices like the HP Elite… Read More: ​Why Intel N‑Series and U‑Series CPUs are the New Standard… »