多接取邊緣運算(MEC) 的未來展望：決策者的支出重點與成長機會 (2026)

The Future of Multi-Access Edge Computing: Decision-Makers' Spending Priorities and Growth Opportunities, 2026

出版日期: 2026年02月06日 | 出版商:

Frost & Sullivan | 英文 55 Pages | 商品交期: 最快1-2個工作天內

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簡介目錄

Frost & Sullivan年度全球IT決策者（ITDM）調查的主要發現

Frost & Sullivan公司針對IT和業務決策者的年度調查已進入第16年。該調查旨在了解決策者的認知、決策流程和採購行為。 2024年，Frost & Sullivan將在年度調查中新增關於多接取邊緣運算（MEC）的問題，以便在2025年對2024年和2025年的調查結果進行比較。調查旨在了解受訪者所在機構的優先事項如何變化，以及科技如何協助實現業務目標。

調查結果深入分析了行動專用網路和 MEC 的採用情況（實施進度、當前和未來的基礎設施、挑戰和需求、投資重點、用例、延遲要求以及按地區、行業和企業規模分類的收益），以及在 MEC 硬體採購中選擇 IT 供應商和雲端供應商的情況。

受訪者認為，人工智慧已超越雲端運算，成為數位轉型中最重要的要素。因此，企業正持續建構混合雲、多重雲端和分散式環境，以支援人工智慧的應用，從而實現諸如營收成長、提升客戶體驗和營運效率等業務目標。 MEC（邊緣運算）是實現邊緣人工智慧在製造業、礦業、石油天然氣、港口物流等各產業應用的基礎技術。

這些調查結果讓企業、IT供應商、服務供應商、雲端供應商和通訊業者得以一窺MEC市場的未來。

物聯網專用網路的基礎設施需求
延遲要求
MEC實施現狀
MEC解決方案中實現的用例
實施MEC的好處
MEC面臨的挑戰
邊緣運算所需的地理分散式資產和位置數量
利用軟體定義廣域網路 (SD-WAN) 以及邊緣資料處理和存儲
採購中優先考慮優勢供應商
在專用網路和 MEC 解決方案方面的支出
MEC硬體作為特定產業的基礎設施需求
行業特定的延遲要求
產業目前MEC實施情形
MEC 各領域面臨的挑戰
按行業分類的地域多元化資產
各行業的 SD-WAN 使用情形
MEC硬體作為區域基礎設施需求
區域延遲要求
各區域MEC實施現狀
各區域MEC面臨的挑戰
按地區分類的地理分散資產
區域 SD-WAN 使用情況
按公司規模分析
MEC硬體作為基礎設施對公司規模的需求
按公司規模分類的延遲要求
按公司規模分類的MEC實施現狀
MEC 面臨的挑戰依公司規模分類
按公司規模分類的地域分散資產
按公司規模分類的 SD-WAN 使用情形
概括
主要發現

附錄

成長機會驅動Growth Pipeline Engine（TM）
為什麼經濟成長變得越來越困難？
The Strategic Imperative 8-TM

下一步

成長機會的益處和影響
下一步
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簡介目錄

Product Code: KC18-67

Highlights from the Annual Frost & Sullivan Global IT Decision-Makers (ITDM) Survey

Frost & Sullivan's annual survey of IT and business decision-makers, now in its 16th year, aims to understand their perceptions, decisions, and purchasing behaviors. In 2024, Frost & Sullivan introduced a new set of questions focused on multi-access edge computing (MEC) to the yearly survey, and in 2025, it is possible to contrast results for 2024 and 2025. The survey aims to understand respondents' evolving organizational priorities and the extent to which technologies help them achieve their business objectives.

The findings provide insights into mobile private network and MEC adoption, including the status of implementation, current and future infrastructure, challenges and needs, investment priorities, use cases, latency requirements, benefits by region, industry, and company size, as well as the choice of IT vendors and cloud providers for MEC hardware procurements.

According to respondents, AI has now surpassed the cloud as the most important aspect of digital transformation. As such, companies continue to build hybrid, multi-cloud, and distributed environments to support AI deployments that meet business goals, such as revenue growth, improved customer experience, and operational efficiency. MEC is a cornerstone of enabling Edge AI across industries such as manufacturing, mining, oil and gas, and ports and logistics.

The survey results offer enterprises, IT vendors, service providers, cloud providers, and telecom companies a glimpse into the future of the MEC market.

Research Objectives and Methodology

Research Objectives and Methodology
Respondent Profile

Business Objectives

Revenue Growth and CX Improvement are the Top Business Objectives

MEC Growth Opportunity Analysis

Infrastructure Requirements on Private Networks with IoT
Latency Requirements
Current Status of MEC Implementation
Uses Cases Deployed in MEC Solutions
Benefits of MEC Implementation
MEC Challenges
Geographically Dispersed Assets and Number of Locations Required for Edge Computing
Use of Software-Defined Wide Area Networking (SD-WAN) and Data Processing and Storage at the Edge
Preference for Edge Hardware Vendors in Procurements
Spending on Private Networks and MEC Solutions
MEC Hardware as an Infrastructure Requirement by Sector
Latency Requirements by Sector
Current Status of MEC Implementation by Sector
MEC Challenges by Sector
Geographically Dispersed Assets by Sector
Use of SD-WAN by Sector
MEC Hardware as an Infrastructure Requirement by Region
Latency Requirements by Region
Current Status of MEC Implementation by Region
MEC Challenges by Region
Geographically Dispersed Assets by Region
Use of SD-WAN by Region
Analysis by Company Size
MEC Hardware as an Infrastructure Requirement by Company Size
Latency Requirements by Company Size
Current Status of MEC Implementation by Company Size
MEC Challenges by Company Size
Geographically Dispersed Assets by Company Size
Use of SD-WAN by Company Size
The Last Word
Key Findings