Rapid developments in industry 4.0, machine learning, and digital twins have introduced
new latency, reliability, and processing restrictions in Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and …

There have been many studies focusing on edge server deployment and service placement
in mobile-edge computing (MEC), respectively, but rare works took both of them into …

With the rapid increase in the development of the Internet of Things and 5G networks in the
smart city context, a large amount of data (ie, big data) is expected to be generated, resulting …

Computing resource configuration and site selection of edge servers (ESs) are two critical
steps to build up a mobile edge computing (MEC) platform. In this paper, the joint …

In the era of 5G and beyond, Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) has emerged as a technology
that seamlessly integrates wireless networks and the Internet, enabling low-latency and high …

Remote clouds are gradually unable to achieve ultra-low latency to meet the requirements of
mobile users because of the intolerable long distance between remote clouds and mobile …

In a 5G network, mobile-edge computing (MEC) plays a key role in providing low access
delay services. The placement of edge servers not only determines the quality of services on …

Facing serious challenges in bandwidth and delay, currently adopted cloud computing is no
longer effective for providing real-time Internet of Vehicles (IoV) services in the intelligent …

The growing technology of the fifth generation (5G) of mobile telecommunications has led to
the special attention of cloud service providers (CSPs) to mobile cloud computing (MCC) …

Edge computing is a (r) evolutionary extension of traditional cloud computing. It expands
central cloud infrastructure with execution environments close to the users in terms of …