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The Evolution of Edge AI: A New Paradigm in Decentralized Cloud Computing
Subject area: Science,Engineering and Technology · Area of research: AI /ML Cloud computing Future of cloud computing
Abstract
The fusion of edge computing and artificial intelligence (AI) has galvanized an emerging paradigm known as Edge AI, which transfers computational intelligence away from centralized cloud infrastructures and into decentralized edge nodes. These evolutionary changes address crucial limitations imposed on traditional cloud systems, such as high latent periods, bandwidth quotas, the concern of data privacy, and demands for real-time processing applications. Embedded simulated intelligence facilities in the edge devices then allow faster humane decisions, better human experience, and improved autonomy for various applications like smart cities, autonomous vehicles, industrial IoT, and healthcare systems. This paper discusses the technological evolution of Edge AI, analyzes the challenges of deploying intelligent systems in the edge, as well as the influence the technology has on the whole landscape of decentralized cloud computing. In presenting a picture of emerging architectures, hardware advancements, and algorithmic innovations, the ways in which Edge AI is transforming what is thought of as the computational model, as well as creating new standards for a more responsive, secure, and scalable digital future, is emphasized.
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How to cite this paper
@article{1708259,
author = {Anant Mittal},
title = {The Evolution of Edge AI: A New Paradigm in Decentralized Cloud Computing},
journal = {Iconic Research And Engineering Journals},
year = {2025},
volume = {8},
number = {11},
pages = {2185-2196},
issn = {2456-8880},
url = {https://www.irejournals.com/formatedpaper/1708259.pdf},
abstract = {The fusion of edge computing and artificial intelligence (AI) has galvanized an emerging paradigm known as Edge AI, which transfers computational intelligence away from centralized cloud infrastructures and into decentralized edge nodes. These evolutionary changes address crucial limitations imposed on traditional cloud systems, such as high latent periods, bandwidth quotas, the concern of data privacy, and demands for real-time processing applications. Embedded simulated intelligence facilities in the edge devices then allow faster humane decisions, better human experience, and improved autonomy for various applications like smart cities, autonomous vehicles, industrial IoT, and healthcare systems. This paper discusses the technological evolution of Edge AI, analyzes the challenges of deploying intelligent systems in the edge, as well as the influence the technology has on the whole landscape of decentralized cloud computing. In presenting a picture of emerging architectures, hardware advancements, and algorithmic innovations, the ways in which Edge AI is transforming what is thought of as the computational model, as well as creating new standards for a more responsive, secure, and scalable digital future, is emphasized.},
month = {May},
}