Hi everyone,

I'm currently brainstorming ideas for our next topic in the Everyday Economics series and wanted to get some community input. One emerging technology that I think could be highly relevant is edge computing.

With the rapid growth of IoT devices, real-time data processing, and local decision-making, edge computing is becoming more integrated into various industries. But how does this new paradigm affect economies at both local and global levels? From cost savings to business efficiency, edge computing ( https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/servers-storage/solutions/edge-computing/ ) could potentially change how we approach everyday economic challenges.

What do you think? Should we explore how edge computing is reshaping economic models? Or do you have other topics in mind that are equally important for understanding the intersection of technology and economics today?

Looking forward to your thoughts and suggestions!

Best,
Jonathan Jone