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Edge Computing

Edge computing pushes processing out to where data is produced — factories, vehicles, shops, and network nodes — instead of sending everything to a central region. Latency, bandwidth cost, and rules about where data may live are what drive the move.

11 stocks

#	Name	Holding	Trade Value	% of Portfolio	Status
1951	TCA Trifecta Capital Advisors Northbrook, Illinois	$0	-$2.35K	–	Closed
1952	TS Triglav Skladi Ljubljana, Slovenia	$0	-$1.29M	–	Closed
1953	TPA Trivium Point Advisory Westport, Connecticut	$0	-$201K	–	Closed
1954	TCM TruNorth Capital Management Kalamazoo, Michigan	$0	-$22.1K	–	Closed
1955	UIA UG Investment Advisers Taipei, Taiwan	$0	-$4.03M	–	Closed
1956	VWM Venturi Wealth Management Austin, Texas	$0	-$245K	–	Closed
1957	VAM Verity Asset Management Durham, North Carolina	$0	-$229K	–	Closed
1958	VI Versor Investments New York	$0	-$407K	–	Closed
1959	VCMGDR Vinland Capital Management Gestora de Recursos Sao Paulo, Brazil	$0	-$173K	–	Closed
1960	WAM Warberg Asset Management Winnetka, Illinois	$0	-$11.8K	–	Closed
1961	WA WBH Advisory Baltimore, Maryland	$0	-$203K	–	Closed
1962	WI Wedgewood Investors Erie, Pennsylvania	$0	-$203K	–	Closed
1963	WC Wexford Capital West Palm Beach, Florida	$0	-$30K	–	Closed
1964	William Blair Investment Management Chicago, Illinois	$0	-$240K	–	Closed
1965	WVP Worth Venture Partners Fort Lee, New Jersey	$0	-$1.49M	–	Closed
1966	ZIG Zuckerman Investment Group Chicago, Illinois	$0	-$771K	–	Closed