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Interest in edge computing is gathering momentum across the region as organisations look to reduce network latency and optimise costs, and governments build smart cities.

With major submarine cable projects between the Middle East and Asia, Australia and in Europe due to go online in the next 12 months to two years, there is a great sense of activity in this region, lending itself as the pillar for global interconnectivity in years to come. But who will build the infrastructure, who will own it and who will pay for it?

We ask our panel to outline the potential for growth of edge across the region, what it means for business and how the world of subsea cable investment and edge infrastructure will entangle.