The long-held dream of computing as a service was realized with the emergence of cloud
computing. Recently, fog and edge computing have been introduced as extensions of cloud …

With the development and maturity of cloud storage, it has attracted a large number of users.
Although cloud users do not need to concern themselves with the infrastructure used for …

With the maturity of 5G cellular communication systems and mobile-edge computing (MEC),
a large number of base stations (BSs) with edge-computing servers are densely deployed …

In recent years, edge computing has emerged as a prospective distributed computing
paradigm that overcomes several limitations of cloud computing. In the edge computing …

To meet next-generation Internet of Things (IoT) application demands, edge computing
moves processing power and storage closer to the network edge to minimize latency and …

Edge Cloud Computing (ECC) provides a new paradigm for app vendors to serve their users
with low latency by deploying their services on edge servers attached to base stations or …

Mobile edge computing (MEC) allows edge servers to be placed at cellular base stations.
App vendors like Uber and YouTube can rent computing resources and deploy latency …

Mobile edge computing (MEC) raises a variety of new challenges for app vendors, including
the Edge User Allocation (EUA) problem. EUA aims to allocate as many app users as …

With the development of the Internet of Things, the data that needs to be processed is
increasing rapidly. Therefore, the collaboration of cloud and edge emerges as the times …

The emerging computing paradigms offer effective resolutions for the escalating conflict
arising from the heightened computational demands of portable terminals and their …