Luca Commardi, Osamah Ibrahiem Abdullaziz, Kiril Antevski, Shahzoob Bilal Chundrigar, Robert Gdowski, P. Kuo, Alain A. M. Mourad, Li-Hsing Yen, Aitor Zabala
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Abstract
Pushing contents, applications, and network functions closer to end users is necessary to cope with the huge data volume and low latency required in future 5G networks. Edge and fog frameworks have emerged recently to address this challenge. Whilst the edge framework was more infrastructure-focused and more mobile operator-oriented, the fog was more pervasive and included any node (stationary or mobile), including terminal devices. This article analyzes the opportunities and challenges to integrate, federate, and jointly orchestrate the edge and fog resources into a unified framework.