Fog computing is a new computational paradigm proposed by Cisco that subdues the
shortcomings of cloud computing in Internet of Things (IoT) by transferring some of the core …

The traditional cloud computing technology provides services to a plethora of applications
by providing resources. These services support numerous industries for computational …

In recent, there has been a huge increase in the number of context-aware and latency-
sensitive IoT applications. Executing these applications on traditional cloud servers is …

Summary In the Internet of Things (IoT) scenario, the integration with cloud‐based solutions
is of the utmost importance to address the shortcomings resulting from resource‐constrained …

Fog computing has emerged as one of the key building blocks of fifth generation mobile
networks (5G) because of its ability to effectively meet the demands of real-time or latency …

Cyber–physical–social systems refer to new systems that involve a large number of Internet
of Things (IoT) devices connected through an interconnected network. These systems gather …

Fog computing has become a platform of choice for executing emerging applications with
low latency requirements. Since the devices in fog computing tend to be resource constraint …

Due to the transformation and expansion of Internet of Things (IoT), a large number of
services are deployed on the edge of the network to provide the services to the end users …

Fog computing can be an effective way to improve quality of services and solve network
problems, with the demand for real-time, latency-sensitive applications increasing as well as …

The proliferation of IoT has resulted in a rise in the demand for services provided by the fog
layer, a novel dispersed computing pattern that supplements cloud computing. The fog …