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Smart cities need efficient communication
infrastructure capable of serving a rising number of digital services. There is
a need for a new, converged access architecture and 5G
is supposed to satisfy this need. Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC) is an
emerging technology introduced in the 5G architecture designed to improve
Quality of Experience (QoE) by moving applications
from the cloud near to end users. However, the resources in a MEC center are limited, so that the selection of applications
located in the MEC center directly influences user
experience.
In this ICT Circle we will present a layered IoT architecture for Smart Cities, enabling a common
infrastructure for all public services exchanging data for cross-optimization.
Integrated MEC centers provide not only an
improvement of QoE, but also the introduction of time
critical services, necessary for autonomous driving, for example. We will also
show how machine learning can leverage advantages of MEC centers.
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Verband der Akademiker und
Höheren Führungskräfte der Telekombetriebe Österreichs (FITCE AUSTRIA),
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