Edge Computing
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Claims that teams now decompose applications into smaller services and push latency‑sensitive pieces into edge locations (CDN/PoP/edge functions) while keeping state in regional data centers, and that doing so measurably cuts user‑perceived latency and reduces attack surface. Demonstrates the pattern — what is moved, where it runs, and the tradeoffs around consistency, orchestration and observability — and reports that the split deployment yields noticeably better responsiveness and simpler security controls.
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