Application Scenarios of Edge Computing in Conjunction with Cloud Computing and Artificial Intelligence
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Edge computing; Cloud computing; Artificial intelligence.Abstract
The proliferation of mobile technology products and the development of wireless communication networks have given rise to numerous application scenarios that prioritize higher computing power, better privacy protection, lower latency, and lower energy consumption. Given these requirements, edge cloud computing has emerged as a critical component of computing platforms and a key enabler for communication technology. In this paper, the concept of edge computing and its synergies with cloud computing and artificial intelligence are explored. This paper outlines the various advantages that can be obtained through the collaboration of edge computing and cloud computing. Specifically, it focuses on existing and potential scenarios where this collaboration can be beneficial. These include the Internet of Things, mobile gaming, metaverse and extended reality. The potential for innovation in these fields is immense and the possibilities are vast. The paper also presents the definition of artificial intelligence and its opportunities in the field of communication networks. Particularly, a discussion of feasible models for integrating artificial intelligence with edge computing concludes the paper.
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