Edge Class

An Edge Class typically refers to a category of data, devices, or components that operate at the “edge” of a network—closer to where data is generated, like sensors or user devices—rather than in centralized data centers. This setup allows for faster processing, real-time analytics, and reduced latency, making applications more responsive. Think of it as decentralizing computing power so that some tasks are handled locally, avoiding delays that happen when data has to travel to a remote server. This is especially useful in scenarios like IoT devices, autonomous vehicles, and smart cities.