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By Yingwei Wang, on November 22nd, 2018 Rock Chen is a talented computer science student at the University of Prince Edward Island, Canada. After he learned the principles of dew computing, he created a simple dew computing application called DewText within a short time. The DewText service is available online at http://dewtext.cloudbasis.com/. He also put the source code in Github for people […]
By Yingwei Wang, on November 19th, 2018 If in a stage of computing the following two conditions hold, this stage of computing could be called post-cloud computing era:
Cloud computing is not dominant. The relative importance of cloud computing is not increasing.
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By Yingwei Wang, on November 4th, 2018 Since cloud computing has been widely accepted, progress in research and development enriched the landscape of this area. Such progress can be summarized in the following way: From cloud to CDEF, where C represents Cloudlet, D represents Dew Computing, E represents Edge Computing, and F represents Fog Computing. CDEF starts with C also implies that […]
By Yingwei Wang, on July 3rd, 2016 Mane Tushar is a postgraduate student at Symbiosis International University in India. He is interested in dew computing research and wrote an article “Fog-Dew Architecture for Better Consistency.” See https://eye3i.wordpress.com/2016/07/02/adressing-inconsistency-in-dew-computing-using-fog-computing/
Dew computing is an emerging research area with great potentials. Generally speaking, dew computing is the evolved form of traditional computing in the age of […]
By Yingwei Wang, on November 12th, 2015 Dew Computing and Fog Computing are two new computing paradigms appeared after the widely acceptance of Cloud Computing. Apparently, dew and fog are metaphors coming from cloud which is the initial metaphor. They had different goals and went through different paths. Here we try to clarify the differences between them and the relationships among all […]
By Yingwei Wang, on November 10th, 2015 With the widely acceptance of the thin client concept, more and more functions have been pushed into the servers; the local computer or the local client becomes quite thin. In a typical thin-client scenario, a user only uses a browser (or a similar client) to access the Internet; other applications are rarely used. Such computer […]
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