The significant changes enabled by the fog computing had demonstrated that Internet of
Things (IoT) urgently needs more evolutional reforms. Limited by the inflexible design …

Content‐Centric Networking (CCN) is a novel architecture that is shifting host‐centric
communication to a content‐centric infrastructure. In recent years, in‐network caching in …

Over the coming years, the foresighted enormous increase in smart devices supporting
Internet-of-Things (IoT) applications demand novelty in network design. A promising solution …

All Information-Centric Networking (ICN) architectures proposed to date aim at connecting
users to content directly, rather than connecting clients to servers. Surprisingly, however …

In-network caching is a key feature of information-centric networking (ICN), in which routers
take charge of caching passing contents. Such cache design enables efficient content …

Software Defined Networking (SDN) and Named Data Networking (NDN) have been
recently advocated as complementary paradigms to improve content distribution in the next …

Recent research has put forward the concept of Fog computing, a deported intelligence for
IoT networks. Fog clusters are meant to complement current cloud deployments, providing …

Connected devices in IoT continuously generate monitoring and measurement data to be
delivered to application servers or end-users. Transmitting IoT data through networks would …

Information-centric networks enables a multitude of nodes, in particular near the end-users,
to provide storage and communication. At the edge, nodes can connect with each other …

Fog Computing is an emergent network paradigm that arises as a response to the
prevalence of Internet of Things (IoT). By the use of fog computing, cloud is extended close …