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Companies implementing Fog Computing

Fog computing, also referred to as fog networking or fogging, is an architectural approach that leverages edge devices to perform a substantial portion of computing, storage, and communication locally, with data then routed over the internet backbone.

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List of companies that implement Fog Computing

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  • MannKind Corporation logo
    United StatesEmployees860Revenue$75MPharmaceutical Manufacturing
    Fog ComputingHigh confidence
  • Houston Eye Associates logo
    United StatesEmployees501Revenue$16MMedical Practices
    Fog ComputingHigh confidence
  • Crystal Cabinet Works logo
    United StatesEmployees130Revenue$310MManufacturing
    Fog ComputingHigh confidence
  • Wayne-Sanderson Farms logo
    United StatesEmployees10kFood and Beverage Manufacturing
    Fog ComputingHigh confidence
  • Cobb logo
    South AfricaEmployees10kRevenue$370kRetail
    Fog ComputingHigh confidence
  • E80 Group logo
    ItalyEmployees1.7kAutomation Machinery Manufacturing
    Fog ComputingHigh confidence
  • Tyson Foods logo
    United StatesEmployees139kRevenue$54BFood and Beverage Manufacturing
    Fog ComputingHigh confidence
  • CHEP logo
    United KingdomEmployees11kRevenue$5.2BTransportation, Logistics, Supply Chain and Storage
    Fog ComputingHigh confidence
  • PROENERGY logo
    United StatesEmployees918Fossil Fuel Electric Power Generation
    Fog ComputingHigh confidence
  • Brattleboro Memorial Hospital logo
    United StatesEmployees382Hospitals and Health Care
    Fog ComputingHigh confidence

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