Fog computing (FC) is a scalable and responsive computing paradigm that uses distributed
computing resources to provide efficient and localized data processing solutions to …

Fog computing (FC) has emerged as a complementary solution to the centralized cloud
infrastructure. An FC node is available in closer proximity to users and extends cloud …

In the landscape of modern computing, fog computing has emerged as a service
provisioning mechanism that addresses the dual demands of low latency and service …

Abstract Future Internet of Things (IoT)-driven applications will move from the cloud-centric
IoT model to the hybrid distributed processing model, known as Fog computing, where some …

Fog computing has become an effective platform for computing delay‐sensitive IoT tasks.
However, the increased scalability of IoT devices (IDs IDs) makes it difficult for fog nodes to …

The prevalence of ubiquitous computing devices encouraged by the expanding technology
trend of the Internet of Things (IoT) demands a change in how these devices are used and …

Fog computing (FC) is an emerging distributed computing platform aimed at bringing
computation close to its data sources, which can reduce the latency and cost of delivering …

With the rapid growth of internet of things (IoT) applications, the traditional centralized cloud
computing is encountering severe challenges, such as high latency, low spectral efficiency …

Acknowledging the shortcomings of cloud computing, recent research efforts have been
devoted to fog computing. Motivated by a rapidly increasing number of devices at the …

Despite the increasing usage of cloud computing, there are still issues unsolved due to
inherent problems of cloud computing such as unreliable latency, lack of mobility support …