The development of the mobile Internet has led to a shape increase in video traffic data.
New Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) technology can reduce network operation and service …

In the traditional video streaming service provisioning paradigm, users typically request
video contents through nearby Content Delivery Network (CDN) server (s). However …

Caching adaptive bitrate video at edge nodes (ENs) can provide multi-version video-on-
demand (VoD) services to end users (EUs) with better experience. However, due to the …

Recently, Mobile-Edge Computing (MEC) has arisen as an emerging paradigm that extends
cloud-computing capabilities to the edge of the Radio Access Network (RAN) by deploying …

Video streaming market has been growing rapidly for the past two decades. YouTube and
Netflix, for example, are part of everyday life for many of us. Although network bandwidth has …

Abstract Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) networks have been proposed to extend the cloud
services and bring the cloud computing capabilities near the end-users at the Mobile Base …

The rapid growth of short-form video and the emergence of a large number of video
entertainment applications have placed greater demands on video delivery and video …

Proliferation in mobile devices and the increase in video data consumption on these devices
has led to an unprecedented surge of data usage in mobile networks. It is both challenging …

With the vigorous increase in live video traffic today, more and more live users require low-
latency high-quality video streaming. To this end, there have been many Adaptive Bitrate …

Mobile-Edge Computing (MEC) is a promising paradigm that provides storage and
computation resources at the network edge in order to support low-latency and computation …