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Efficient And Secure Resource Allocation In Mobile Edge Computing Enabled Wireless Networks, Qun Wang
Efficient And Secure Resource Allocation In Mobile Edge Computing Enabled Wireless Networks, Qun Wang
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
To support emerging applications such as autonomous vehicles and smart homes and to build an intelligent society, the next-generation internet of things (IoT) is calling for up to 50 billion devices connected world wide. Massive devices connection, explosive data circulation, and colossal data processing demand are driving both the industry and academia to explore new solutions.
Uploading this vast amount of data to the cloud center for processing will significantly increase the load on backbone networks and cause relatively long latency to time-sensitive applications. A practical solution is to deploy the computing resource closer to end-users to process the distributed …
Spectral, Energy And Computation Efficiency In Future 5g Wireless Networks, Haijian Sun
Spectral, Energy And Computation Efficiency In Future 5g Wireless Networks, Haijian Sun
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
Wireless technology has revolutionized the way people communicate. From first generation, or 1G, in the 1980s to current, largely deployed 4G in the 2010s, we have witnessed not only a technological leap, but also the reformation of associated applications. It is expected that 5G will become commercially available in 2020. 5G is driven by ever-increasing demands for high mobile traffic, low transmission delay, and massive numbers of connected devices. Today, with the popularity of smart phones, intelligent appliances, autonomous cars, and tablets, communication demands are higher than ever, especially when it comes to low-cost and easy-access solutions.
Existing communication architecture …