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The New Edge For Cloud Workspaces

An AI-infused Edge OS Fabric to offload & accelerate real-time enterprise applications 

Meshed with the Cloud

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Our Mission:

Nedge Computing Corp. is optimizing remote cloud computing for everyone, extending its benefits to all, even on constrained devices like "zero clients".

With our patented Edge OS fabric, we seamlessly integrate cloud resources to enhance real-time enterprise applications for VDI/DaaS deployments.
Low Latency
Super Resolution
Optimal WAN Bandwidth
High Frame Rates
Feature-Rich UX
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AI Infused

Optimizing Remote Cloud Computing Capabilities

Nedge offers innovative AI-enhanced personal cloud computing solutions to help businesses optimize their remote computing capabilities, on any EUD, even a basic, low-cost device (e.g., a "zero client"). The core patented capabilities are based on compute offloading, endpoint aggregation, and proxy optimization, all consumed on the Edge to maximize workload efficiency.

Progress Metrics

5

Technology Patents

90%+

Compute
Offloading

10X

EUD Cost
Reduction

6x

Lower Power
Consumption

4x

Latency
Improvement

Eric Miller

Wireless Industry Executive and CEO of FWE Consulting

"Nedge delivered via 5G will usher in a new era for VDI. For the very first time, VDI will be accessible on a mobile basis over large geographical areas while delivering the responsiveness users demand. Nedge will help realize the many benefits of 5G private enterprise networks."

Kevin Goodman

Former CEO of FSLogix (acquired by Microsoft); Inventor of work used by Citrix & Microsoft

“Nedge’s technology will make it possible for any modern computer with a web browser to operate as a VDI client device with the responsiveness of a traditional personal computer."

Andrew Palowitch, Ph.D.

CEO of Octagon II, Inc. and former US Government Intelligence and Defense Community Executive

"Nedge solves fundamental end point device speed challenges making it a key new element for all US Government and commercial enterprises.”

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