The deployment of mobile edge computing services in LEO satellite networks achieves
seamless coverage of computing services. However, the time-varying wireless channel …

Satellite edge computing (SEC) has become a promising technology for future wireless
networks to provide anywhere and anytime computing services. Different from terrestrial …

Huge low earth orbit (LEO) satellite networks can achieve global coverage with low latency.
In addition, mobile edge computing (MEC) servers can be mounted on LEO satellites to …

Enabling a satellite network with edge computing capabilities can complement the
advantages further of a single terrestrial network and provide users with a full range of …

The insufficient edge computing equipment in remote areas cannot meet explosively
growing computing needs of industrial Internet of things devices, which undoubtedly leads to …

Mobile edge computing (MEC) is proposed as a new paradigm to meet the ever-increasing
computation requirements, which is caused by the rapid growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) …

Satellite edge computing, as an extension of ground edge computing, is a key technology for
achieving seamless global computing coverage. However, the low earth orbit (LEO) …

Due to the limitations caused by geographical conditions and economic requirements, it is
difficult to provide computing services by terrestrial networks for mobile terminals in remote …

Low earth orbit (LEO) satellite edge computing can overcome communication difficulties in
harsh environments, which lack the support of terrestrial communication infrastructure. It is …

In this article, we propose a multilayer Ka/Q-band satellite–terrestrial integrated network for
the Internet of Remote Things (IoRT) to achieve a high transmission rate with communication …