The 5G era of gaming offers lower latency, personalization, and next-gen digital experiences. Developers need a platform to make it happen.

Learn more about why cloud native's centralized architecture just can’t meet the challenges of the edge.

Rob has a storied career in Silicon Valley having been at several noteworthy startups like Jask (acquired by Sumo Logic)

OK, I admit. This is a controversial statement. After that admission, I can honestly say that as a user, cloud computing doesn’t matter. It doesn’t make any difference where my apps live. Now, to the fun part

I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with the smart folks at GSMA, to share my take on how edge computing will evolve for their global mobile radar report (you can find a copy of the material from the report below). Edge computing and its step-sibling, "fog computing", are shrouded in the excitement and mystery of a new frontier, where trillions in a new addressable market will open up:

Macrometa and Cloudflare enable building apps that typically require massive investments with high technical risk and complexity to be built intuitively and quickly.