In today's increasingly popular Internet of Things (IoT) technology, its energy consumption
issue is also becoming increasingly prominent. Currently, the application of Mobile Edge …

Mobile edge computing (MEC) has recently become a promising paradigm to meet the
increasing computing requirement of mobile devices, and hybrid energy supply has been …

Mobile edge computing (MEC) allows user devices to offload computing tasks to edge
servers, which are deployed close to users, for fast execution, short delay and energy …

These days, more and more web are converting into mobile devices such as the internet of
things (IoT). These applications are distributed in nature and installed on mobile and servers …

Mobile edge computing (MEC) is an emerging computational paradigm for providing storage
and computing capabilities in network edge, to improve the experience of users, to shorten …

The rapid growth of IoT devices and applications with data-intensive processing has led to
energy consumption and latency concerns. These applications tend to offload task …

The Internet of Things and 5G technologies have made mobile cloud computing emerge and
develop rapidly. However, the rapid development of mobile applications requires cloud …

Cloud data centers have become overwhelmed with data-intensive applications due to the
limited computational capabilities of mobile terminals. Mobile edge computing is emerging …

Conserving energy resources and enhancing computation capability have been the key
design challenges in the era of the Internet of Things (IoT). The recent development of …

Many tasks generated by mobile user devices are computation-intensive and latency-
sensitive, such as autonomous driving and video analysis. However, due to limited energy …