Edge caching, which offers application versatility and a range of benefits, has exerted a
significant impact on the adoption and development of fifth-generation networks and …

By shifting the requested content to the edge in the Internet of Vehicles (IoV), edge caching
is expected to be an effective solution to satisfy the low latency and high-reliability …

Edge computing can reduce service latency and save backhaul bandwidth by completing
services at network edges, providing support for diverse computation-intensive and delay …

Mobile edge caching has great advantages in alleviating video traffic pressure and reducing
transmission delay, which is considered as a hopeful solution to improve video resource …

Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP (DASH) is a standard for delivering video in
segments and adapting each segment's bitrate (quality), to adjust to changing and limited …

Content caching in mobile networks is a highly promising technology for reducing traffic load
latency and energy consumption levels. Its fundamental goal is to satisfy the supply-and …

Stream media content caching is a key enabling technology to promote the value chain of
future urban vehicular networks. Nevertheless, the high mobility of vehicles, intermittency of …

With the emergence of various short video platforms such as TikTok and Instagram, coupled
with the accelerated pace of people's lives, people are spending more time sharing and …

Bandwidth-intensive applications transmit large-scale video data in the network. It causes
backhaul bottlenecks and affects user experience. Deploying edge cache on an access …

With the continuous boom in video services and advanced computing, the requirements of
mobile users for network resource and performance are rising steadily. Mobile edge …