With the rapid development of wireless communication, traditional cloud computing cannot
fully support low-latency services, especially in sensor networks. Mobile edge computing …

With the popularity of mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, the improvement of
service of quality is an important issue facing great challenges. The improvement of user …

Today, increasing communication of Internet of Things (IoT) devices, wearable sensors,
healthcare applications and cloud providers provides power and energy consumption for …

The growth of fifth-generation (5G) and edge computing has enabled the emergence of
Internet of Vehicles (IoV). It supports different types of services with different resource and …

Mobile edge computing has significantly reduced the response time of mobile applications
by executing services in close proximity to mobile consumers. However, the capabilities and …

Smart city is gradually forming a large scope of Internet of Things (IoT) networks with
diffusely deployed IoT devices that produce quantities of services. Considering the large …

Edge computing that utilizes ubiquitous edge devices locating in close proximity to users is
powerful for providing Quality of Service guaranteed computation offloading services …

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 …

Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC) is one of the key enablers in 5G, where the objective is
to bring computation very close to the end users. MEC, as defined by ETSI, introduces …

There have been many studies focusing on edge server deployment and service placement
in mobile-edge computing (MEC), respectively, but rare works took both of them into …