Top Research Papers on Edge Computing

A substantive and analytic theory of what companies perceive about IoT edge computing, its benefits and challenges is derived from a survey using a semi-structured in-depth questionnaire and qualitatively analyzed data using the Constructivist Grounded Theory (Charmaz) method.

This research presents Edge Computing, a new paradigm that aims to bring computational power in close proximity of IoT sensors, smartphones and connected technologies to process information and deliver services.

A look at the academic view of edge computing and a sample of existing research that will be relevant in the coming years.

This research presents a new computing paradigm in which substantial compute and storage resources are placed at the edge of the Internet, in close proximity to mobile devices, sensors, end users, and Internet of Things devices, which improves latency, bandwidth, trust, and survivability.

This paper aims to help practitioners and researchers better understand what the industry thinks about what IoT edge computing is, and the expected benefits and challenges associated with this paradigm.

This POSTnote describes edge computing, the use of computing resources in close proximity to the place where data are processed within a network, and some of the opportunities and challenges associated with its use. It supplements POSTnote 629.

This note explores the edge from a computing perspective, and from that suggests aspects of networking that relate to edge computing, and includes some potential research problems for networking edge computing.

This note explores the edge from a computing perspective, and from that suggests aspects of networking that relate to edge computing, and includes some potential research problems for networking edge computing.

This article is suggested to fill in as a far reaching review of later degrees of progress in Edge figuring featuring the middle applications and analyzes the significance of Edge processing in real life situations where response time establishes the fundam.

A new distributed agent-based framework designed to address the challenges of edge computing is presented, designed to manage large numbers of geographically distributed services, comprised from heterogeneous resources and communication protocols, in support of low-latency real-time streaming applications.

An overview of huge progress in Edge computing, with a spotlight on the most important applications, is intended to be an overview of huge progress in Edge computing.

The success of the Internet of Things and rich cloud services have helped create the need for edge computing, in which data processing occurs in part at the network edge, rather than completely in the cloud.

The article provides an introduction to EC and its definition, suggesting that the integration of EC in those contexts would imply an optimisation of the processes that are normally executed in a cloud computing environment, bringing considerable advantages.

This talks explores cyber-foraging as an option for mobile devices to leverage edge networks and servers to extend their computing power and battery life, along with the software engineering challenges and opportunities that this movement brings.

Edge Computing is thrusting the anterior of computing applications, data, and services away from centralized nodes to the logical extremes of a network and permits systematics and familiarity generation to occur at the source of the data.

The distinguished features of edge computing compared to other platforms from the perspectives of service, operation and control are discussed and a standard reference architecture of the edge computing platform is presented, which defines the internal and external interfaces among components at the computing host and system levels.

This work proposes an error-correcting-code inspired strategy to execute computing tasks in edge computing environments, which is designed to mitigate variability in response times and errors caused by edge devices’ heterogeneity and lack of reliability.

The background of edge Computing is introduced, the framework and key technologies of edge computing are described, and the current mainstream edge computing methods are summarized.

In this paper an introduction about Edge computing is given and also discusses about why the authors need edge computing and basic architecture.

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