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Edge Computing - another natural fit for Erlang?
Great paper by Igor Kopestenski on Erlang and GRiSP: Erlang as an Enabling Technology for Resilient General-Purpose Applications on Edge IoT Networks
(Just put up the GRiSP portal too!)
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