The fog paradigm extends the cloud capabilities at the edge of the network. Fog computing-
based real-time applications (Online gaming, 5G, Healthcare 4.0, Industrial IoT, autonomous …

The advent of technologies such as 5G makes it possible to improve the availability and
quality of existing services and introduce new ones, such as enhanced mobile broadband …

Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) brings the benefits of cloud computing, such as computation,
networking, and storage resources, close to end users, thus reducing end-to-end latency …

Next-generation networks are expected to combine advanced physical and digital
technologies in super-high-speed connected system infrastructures, gaining critical …

Network slicing is one of the cornerstone features of the fifth generation (5G) networks to
enable the multiplexing of virtualised logical networks over the same physical network …

The growing number of latency-critical applications are posing novel challenges for network
operators, cloud/hosting companies, and application providers. Edge Computing is the …

Network slicing (NS) presents the key enabler of cellular network improvements. It allows
enhancing the performance of diverse requirements supported for verticals industries. The …

Smart cities aim to make urban life more enjoyable and sustainable but their highly
heterogeneous and distributed context creates unique operational challenges. In such an …

Fifth generation (5G) provides one of the cornerstone features in networking, network slicing
enables multiplexing virtualised logical networks over the same infrastructure for multiple …

Network management have posed ever-increasing complexity with the evolution of
virtualized and softwarized mobile networking paradigm, demanding advanced network …