Multiaccess edge computing (MEC) service migration is a technology whose key objective is
to support ultralow-latency access to services. However, the complex ultralarge-scale edge …

Edge-enabled scenarios are composed of all sorts of heterogeneous devices, networks, and
services. Such devices can cooperate in providing ubiquitous service availability for users in …

Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC) has emerged as a paradigm for enabling cloud
computing capabilities at the edge of a mobile network in recent years. For example, mobile …

With the improvement of service delay and quality requirements for new applications such
as unmanned driving, internet of vehicles, and virtual reality, the deployment of network …

Edge Computing (EC) has paved the way toward the realization of the Internet of Things
(IoT). This can be attributed to the ability of EC to bring the computational resources within …

The multi-access edge computing (MEC) has higher computing power and lower latency
than user equipment and remote cloud computing, enabling the continuing emergence of …

In the 5G network, hosting services in multi-access edge compute (MEC) infrastructure is a
crucial enabler to achieving the high bandwidth and low latency targets for various …

In this paper, we modeled the emerging edge-computing-enabled live service migration as a
multi-criteria problem optimization, tackling migration costs and benefits, as well as …

Abstract Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC) paradigm allows devices to offload their
intensive service tasks that require high Quality of Experience (QoE). Devices mobility forces …

With the advent of edge-centric computing paradigms, computation capabilities have been
transferred from cloud data centers toward the network edge to support the requirements of …