Cambridge Wireless’ immersive online CW Edge Week is less than a month away, including dozens of tech speakers from Google, Samsung, BT and Microsoft to name but a few.

"It’s difficult to read about 5G without seeing mention of the "edge" - edge computing, edge cloud, edge services… but what is the edge? Where is the edge? And why is the edge important for 5G?"

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CW Edge Week comprises two virtual conferences hosted by Cambridge Wireless taking place between the 22-24 September: 

• CW International Conference: At the Edge

  • Looking into cutting-edge use cases of edge computing from Transport & Logistics, Health & Social Care, the Creative Industries, FinTech, Digital Infrastructure & Smart Cities and Product as a Service. 

  • #CWIC2020 (Tuesday 22nd Sept) – view the agenda here

• CW Technology and Engineering Conference: demystifying the Edge

  • A two-day virtual event exploring the concept of the 5G edge, reviewing the role of edge computing within the broader 5G architecture evolution. 

  • #CWTEC2020 (Wednesday 23rd-Thursday 24th Sept) – view the agenda here

Topics from expert speakers including will include: 

• What is Edge Computing and where is it located? 

• What are use cases that will benefit from edge? 

• What is the role of edge computing within the broader 5G architecture evolution? 

• What edge brings to infrastructure and how this can offer new opportunities for use cases? 

• How will Edge Computing influence business models and internal processes? 

You and your colleagues can dip in and out depending on your diary, we'll be running interactive networking sessions in Remo, and the events are CPD-accredited, so you can earn points for attending.

Register for your discounted tickets

To register for either of the events that make up CW Edge Week, click here and follow the register links, using the 50% discount codes as follows for the relevant events: CWIC202050 or CWTEC202050.

Please feel free to share these codes with anyone who may be interested, so that fellow colleagues, peers, students, academics and researchers can attend – we’d love to ‘see’ you there.