5G networks support a Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC) infrastructure to host many
heterogeneous applications at the network's edge. MEC infrastructure helps 5G to achieve …

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 …

The development of Multi-access edge computing (MEC) has resulted from the requirement
for supporting next generation mobile services, which need high capacity, high reliability …

In order to reach Ultra-Reliable Low-Latency communication, one of 5G aims, Multi-access
Edge Computing paradigm was born. The idea of this paradigm is to bring cloud computing …

Cloud, fog, and edge computing integration with future mobile Internet-of-Things (IoT)
devices and related applications in 5G/6G networks will become more practical in the …

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 …

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 …

Abstract Service migrations in Multi-access Edge Compute (MEC) infrastructure are complex
due to the geographically distributed infrastructure, limited availability of resources at the …

Abstract Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC) has emerged as a novel and efficient
technology to enable a new breed of time sensitive applications in the 5G era. By installing …

In recent years, the volumes of information processed and transmitted over the network are
rapidly increasing, while the demand for speed and quality of transmitted data is also …