Edge caching is an emerging technology for addressing massive content access in mobile
networks to support rapidly growing Internet-of-Things (IoT) services and applications …

The vast number of smart cloud applications that communicate with the “things” over a
variety of physical networks and communication protocols contribute to the rise of complexity …

Joint pushing and caching are commonly considered an effective way to adapt to tidal
effects in networks. However, the problem of how to precisely predict users' future requests …

Cyber-physical systems (CPS) based on cloud computing provides resources over the
Internet and allow a variety of applications to be deployed to provide services for various …

Content caching is recognized as a promising solution to release the heavy burden of
backhaul links and decrease the content transmission latency in Fog radio access networks …

With the tremendous increase of heterogeneous Internet of Things (IoT) devices and the
different service requirements of these IoT applications, machine-type communication (MTC) …

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 …

Caching the most likely to be requested content at the base stations in a cooperative manner
can facilitate direct content delivery without fetching content from the remote content server …

Enabling in-network caching in a traditional IP network by progressively adding cache-
enabled nodes into the network can provide a variety of advantages, such as efficient …

We live in a world where huge end devices execute computing on a daily basis. With the
growing number of sophisticated apps (eg, augmented reality and face recognition) that …