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

Video streaming has become a leading consumer of network resources in the last decade.
Despite considerable developments, video content providers still face major challenges …

Videos are expected to be a primary contributor to an anticipated massive surge in mobile
network data. Caching the videos within the mobile network can significantly reduce the …

Online video is anticipated to be the largest fraction of all mobile network traffic aside from
the huge processing tasks imposed on networks by the billions of IoT devices, causing …

Cooperative caching has emerged as an efficient way to alleviate backhaul traffic and
enhance user experience by proactively prefetching popular videos at the network edge …

Recently, the growing demand for rich multimedia content such as Video on Demand (VoD)
has made the data transmission from content delivery networks (CDN) to end-users quite …

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 …

By encoding the video into different bitrate versions, dynamic adaptive streaming over HTTP
(DASH) demonstrates its unique advantages in providing flexible bitrate adaption service in …

With the easy access to mobile networks and the proliferation of video applications, video
traffic is occupying a great portion of the network traffic, which poses a new challenge of how …

To support multimedia applications, Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) servers offer storage
and computing capacities to handle videos close to end-users. However, the high load in …