Compared with traditional terrestrial access networks, a mobile edge computing-enabled
aerial access network is a potential paradigm for performing complicated computations by …

Computation offloading technology extends cloud computing to the edge of the access
network close to users, bringing many benefits to terminal devices with limited battery and …

Internet of Things computation offloading is a challenging problem, particularly in distant
places where mobile edge computing (MEC) or cloud infrastructure is absent. Fortunately …

In heterogeneous wireless networks, massive mobile terminals randomly generate a large
number of computation tasks (payloads). How to better manage these mobile terminals …

Traditional multi-access edge computing (MEC) often has difficulty processing large
amounts of data in the face of high computationally intensive tasks, so it needs to offload …

The ground mobile edge computing (MEC) system has been effectively utilized to undertake
the computation-intensive tasks offloaded from unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), which has …

Computation offloading is a main issue in multi-access edge computing (MEC). In particular,
in aerial MEC (AMEC) relying on UAVs/drones, due to limited resources of single devices in …

Future wireless networks promise to offer ubiq-uity connection to numerous Internet of
Things devices with various demands. Aerial access networks that combine satellite and …

Mobile edge computing can effectively reduce service latency and improve service quality
by offloading computation-intensive tasks to the edges of wireless networks. Due to the …

With the rapid development of mobile communication technology, mobile edge computing
(MEC) is increasingly becoming an effective technology solution to the excessive pressure …