Not quite. Nearly every service out there has computational control over the end client (whether a mobile app, browser JS etc.), but very few are focused on edge compute at that level.
It is more helpful to think of it in terms of a traditional client-server architecture, where you want to move the server as close to the client as possible. This covers 95% of what people mean when they say edge compute.
It is more helpful to think of it in terms of a traditional client-server architecture, where you want to move the server as close to the client as possible. This covers 95% of what people mean when they say edge compute.