This article is more than 5 years old. At Build 2020, Microsoft announced the new capability of Azure IoT Central which makes it easy to connect edge computing devices running Azure IoT Edge software.

Azure IoT Edge for Linux on Windows, dubbed "EFLOW" by Microsoft, is a way to use Linux virtual machine processes with Windows- and Azure-based processes for Internet of Things (IoT) devices.

Azure IoT Edge, an open source software from Microsoft, is designed to make developers and operators productive and efficient. It runs on both ARM64 and AMD64 platforms, acting as a conduit ...

The Azure IoT Edge Tools for Visual Studio extension now supports VS 2022, Microsoft announced last month. The company says the Azure IoT Edge Tools for VS 2022 extension in the Visual Studio ...

Microsoft has been working to bring AI and other Azure services to IoT devices for years. The company made generally available its Azure IoT Edge service, designed to allow users to deploy and run ...

In 2018, Microsoft committed $5 billion to intelligent edge innovation by 2022 — an uptick from the $1.5 billion it spent prior to 2018 — and pledged to grow its IoT partner ecosystem to over ...

Microsoft officials said at the time that they wanted to integrate IoT/edge with the company's Azure Arc hybrid-management service; Azure Stack, its family of appliances and hyper-converged ...

Recently Microsoft announced the public preview of Azure IoT Edge for Linux on Windows, also known as EFLOW. With EFLOW, customers run production Linux-based cloud-native workloads on Windows IoT.

"Azure IoT Edge offers customers the opportunity to transform their operations by bringing analytics and other workloads from the cloud to the edge, but customers often have complex computing ...

It’s intended for use with Azure IoT Edge, which manages container deployment, and requires a server with at least one Nvidia Tesla GPU. Microsoft recommends its own Azure Stack Edge hardware ...

If you’re using Azure IoT Edge to deploy and manage IoT applications, you can find it on the Azure Marketplace and deploy it directly into your instances from the Azure Portal.

Microsoft announced a preview of Azure IoT Edge for Linux on Windows, which lets organizations tap Linux virtual machine processes that also work with Windows- and Azure-based processes and services.