According to IDC's latest research, edge computing is anticipated to transform business operations by enhancing the utilization of real-time data and AI workloads. The worldwide spending on edge computing is forecasted to rise from nearly $261 billion in 2025 to $380 billion by 2028, indicating a compound annual growth rate of 13.8%. The report emphasizes how investments in AI-accelerated processors and services, particularly IaaS, reflect a crucial shift in technology priorities across diverse industries and regions. This advancement is fueled by increasing requirements for efficient data processing and the adoption of intelligent endpoints.
According to IDC's research, global spending on edge computing services is projected to total nearly $261bn in 2025, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 13.8% to reach $380bn by 2028.
The report highlights a surge in hardware investments driven by AI-accelerated processors, as businesses increasingly require real-time data processing and intelligent endpoints.
In the context of services, the aggregate segments—including provisioned and professional services—are expected to exceed hardware investments by 2028, showcasing a significant shift in spending priorities.
With a diverse forecast including 22 tech markets and 1,000 enterprise use cases, this comprehensive study emphasizes edge computing's impact across various industries and geographies.
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