Non-orthogonal multiple access-based MEC for energy-efficient task offloading in e-commerce systems
Xiao Zheng,
Muhammad Tahir,
Khursheed Aurangzeb
et al.
Abstract:Mobile edge computing (MEC) reduces the latency for end users to access applications deployed at the edge by offloading tasks to the edge. With the popularity of e-commerce and the expansion of business scale, server load continues to increase, and energy efficiency issues gradually become more prominent. Computation offloading has received widespread attention as a technology that effectively reduces server load. However, how to improve energy efficiency while ensuring computing requirements is an important c… Show more
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