Edge Computing has grown into a key solution for coping with the stringent latency
requirements of 5G scenarios. Nevertheless, the edge node placement problem raises …

5G use cases entail stringent requirements such as ultra-low latency and ultra-high
reliability. As a result, bringing computing, storage and networking resources to the edge of …

5G scenarios entail stringent requirements such as ultra-low latency and ultra-high
reliability. Consequently, bringing computing, storage and networking resources to the edge …

Edge computing is a promising technique for 5G networks to collect a wide range of
environmental information from mobile devices and return real-time feedbacks to the mobile …

Edge computing is a (r) evolutionary extension of traditional cloud computing. It expands
central cloud infrastructure with execution environments close to the users in terms of …

Achieving less than 1 ms end-to-end communication latency, required for certain 5G
services and use cases, is imposing severe technical challenges for the deployment of next …

In a smart city powered by the 5G network, a large amount of data never seen before will be
generated. The conventional cloud computing paradigm cannot fulfil users' needs …

Edge computing is a promising concept to enable the Internet of Things (IoT) vision,
especially for supporting time-sensitive applications. A challenge in this topic is the service …

The Edge computing extension of the Cloud services towards the network boundaries raises
important placement challenges for IoT applications running in a heterogeneous …

The emerging 6G network will make it possible for cybertwin, which relies deeply on the low
latency and powerful computation provided by the edge network. To this end, the …