Edge computing (EC) is an emerging paradigm that extends cloud computing by pushing
computing resources onto edge servers that are attached to base stations or access points …

Edge Cloud Computing (ECC) provides a new paradigm for app vendors to serve their users
with low latency by deploying their services on edge servers attached to base stations or …

In recent years, edge computing, as an extension of cloud computing, has emerged as a
promising paradigm for powering a variety of applications demanding low latency, eg, virtual …

Mobile edge computing (MEC), as an emerging and prospective mobile computing
paradigm, allows a content provider to serve its users by allocating their mobile devices to …

The new edge computing paradigm extends cloud computing by allowing service vendors to
deploy their service instances and data on distributed edge servers to serve their service …

In the edge computing environment, app vendors can cache their data on a large number of
geographically distributed edge servers to serve their users. However, those cached data …

Mobile edge computing (MEC), as an emerging technology, allows application vendors to
deploy application instances on edge servers to deliver low-latency services to nearby end …

Mobile edge computing (MEC), as a key technology that facilitates 5G networks, provides a
new and prospective mobile computing paradigm that allows the deployment of edge …

Mobile-edge computing (MEC), as an emerging computing paradigm, allows app vendors to
deploy their mobile and/or IoT applications on edge servers to deliver low-latency services …

With the development of multiaccess edge computing (also called mobile-edge computing,
MEC), more and more service-based applications are deployed to edge servers in order to …