The traditional Internet architecture relies on the best-effort principle, which is not suitable for
critical industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) applications such as healthcare systems with …

The Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices, backed by resourceful fog computing, are capable of
meeting the requirements of computationally-intensive tasks. However, many existing IoT …

The emergence of new applications, such as online gaming and virtual reality, necessitates
the underlying network capable of fulfilling high bandwidth and low latency requirements …

Software Defined Networking (SDN) is a driving technology for enabling the 5th Generation
of mobile communication (5G) systems offering enhanced network management features …

Many computer network applications impose constraints for multiple quality of service (QoS)
metrics, eg, delay, packet loss, bandwidth, and jitter. These QoS constraints cannot be …

The present Internet engineering architecture provides just” best services”. Consequently, it
cannot ensure Quality of Services (QoS) for sophisticated and sensitive medical …

Software-Defined Networking (SDN) is a trending architecture that separates controller and
forwarding planes. This improves network agility and efficiency. The proliferation of the …

Recently, there has been a surge of the video services over the Internet. However, service
providers still have difficulties in providing high-quality video streaming due to the problem …

As a key technology of 5G, network function virtualization enables each monolithic service to
be divided into microservices, facilitating their deployment and management in edge …

In recent years, the rapid growth of industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) introduces the concept
of the smart industry under industry 4.0, smart logistics and, smart grid. In the context of …