In an internet of vehicle (IoV) scenario, vehicular edge computing (VEC) exploits the
computing capabilities of the vehicles and roadside unit (RSU) to enhance the task …

Vehicular Edge Computing (VEC) enables task offloading from vehicles to the edge servers
deployed on Road Side Units (RSUs), thus enhancing the task processing performance of …

Vehicular edge computing (VEC) is a promising paradigm to offload resource-intensive
tasks at the network edge. Owing to time-sensitive and computation-intensive vehicular …

Recently, the rapid advance of vehicular networks has led to the emergence of diverse delay-
sensitive vehicular applications such as automatic driving, auto navigation. Note that …

With powerful storage and computation capability, vehicular edge computing is considered
as a promising paradigm to enhance the safety and quality-of-service of vehicles in …

With the recent advancement of vehicular ad-hoc networks (VANETs) or the internet of
vehicles (IoVs), vehicles are getting more powerful and generating huge amount of traffic …

In vehicular edge computing, the edge servers may be overloaded once too many vehicles
request the task offloading service, which will cause task offloading failure or the high …

Emerging intelligent transportation services are latency-sensitive with heavy demand for
computing resources, which can be supported by a multi-tier computing system composed of …

Vehicular edge computing has emerged as a promising technology to accommodate the
tremendous demand for data storage and computational resources in vehicular networks. By …

Vehicular edge computing has been a promising paradigm to offer low-latency and high
reliability vehicular services for users. Nevertheless, for compute-intensive vehicle …