In edge computing (EC), when the edge server (ES) is processing tasks delivered by the
mobile devices (MDs), the MDs move outside the coverage of the ES, where task migration …

There has been an enormous increase in information flow and communication data due to
the rapid rise in the number of Internet of Everything (IoE) devices and the development of …

Edge computing involves distributive computation resources deployed at the network edge,
unlike cloud computing, which has central computation resources in data centers. Edge …

Computation offloading is a critically important technology in the field of edge computing,
enabling improved conditions for task computation. Existing studies on computation …

Within the realm of Mobile Edge Computing (MEC), task offloading has consistently
garnered significant attention. Within the context of intricate caching environments and multi …

In the era of continuous development in Internet of Things (IoT) technology, smart services
are penetrating various facets of societal life, leading to a growing demand for …

Edge computing brings computation closer to the user devices. This proximity allows user
devices with limited resources to execute complex and computation-intensive tasks on the …

In multi-access edge computing, services are cached from cloud servers to the edge base
station providing low-latency services. Horizontal Collaboration (HC) between Base Stations …

Edge computing servers have been widely deployed in recent years to address the
requirements of diverse tasks that are sensitive to delays and computationally intensive …

Edge computing (EC), positioned near end devices, holds significant potential for delivering
low-latency, energy-efficient, and secure services. This makes it a crucial component of the …