Moro et al., 2021 - Google Patents
Joint management of compute and radio resources in mobile edge computing: A market equilibrium approachMoro et al., 2021
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- Moro E
- Filippini I
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- IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing
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Edge computing has been recently introduced to bring computational capabilities closer to end-users of modern network-based services, supporting existing and future delay-sensitive applications by effectively addressing the high propagation delay issue that affects cloud …
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