Edge computing is an emerging paradigm for the increasing computing and networking demands from end devices to smart things. Edge computing allows the computation to be offloaded f...
Edge computing is a concept where data is processed near the originating point and it has the potential to minimize wastes and energy use. This paper is a survey of the existing potential in energy-efficient
The increasing complexity of conventional energy distribution systems, combined with the growing demand for efficient data processing, has
The main objective and novelty of the design is to treat energy as a global and elastic resource that can be used smartly by moving compute and data to energy-efficient edge locations.
This paper deals with the aforementioned issue by exploring typical low power architectures for edge computing.
This survey offers a comprehensive analysis of existing strategies in microservices-based fog and edge computing environments, with a particular focus on energy-efficient solutions that
In this study, a comprehensive study of the energy efficient Edge Computing has been carried out. There are a lot of research published from the different phases and aspects to reduce energy consumption
Unfortunately, no standard heterogeneous microcontroller-based architecture exists for edge computing. This paper deals with the aforementioned issue by exploring typical low power architectures for edge
The digital implementation of such SNNs offers advantages including enhanced energy efficiency, parallel processing capabilities, and compatibility for hardware acceleration, rendering
An additional limitation for IoT devices is the need for energy efficiency, primarily for battery-powered devices. In this paper, we tested the performance, that is, the usability and
The proposed method proposes a novel approach that helps the edge computing technology to overcome the issues of high CPU utilization and low energy efficiency, particularly
The findings suggest that accelerators equipped with AI capabilities are also capable of performing autonomous activities at the edge, even on battery-powered devices. A critical scaling
Towards Energy-Efficient and Secure Edge AI: A Cross-Layer Framework To appear at the 40th IEEE/ACM International Conference on Computer-Aided Design (ICCAD), November 2021, Virtual
This chapter shows methods for the resource-optimized design of AI functionality for edge devices powered by microprocessors or microcontrollers. The goal is to identify Pareto-optimal
Thus, this paper presents an energy-efficient enabled edge optimization embedded system using graph theory for increasing performance in
As such, energy-efficient computing, or "green computing," has become a focal point for researchers seeking to deploy large-scale IoT networks. This study provides a comprehensive
This system, utilizing an edge computing approach, minimizes cloud dependency by performing energy management closer to the user while also
The advances in artificial intelligence, especially convolutional neural networks (CNNs), over the past few years resulted in state-of-the-art solutions for many tasks, e.g. computer vision. As
Hence, edge computing systems require low-power solutions while still maintaining a minimum performance level. In this work, an energy-efficient single-cycle RISC-V instruction set
Therefore, we propose novel approximate compressors to design multiply and accumulate (MAC) hardware unit of Deep Neural Network and Convolutional Neural Network (DNN/CNN) that achieve
We further discuss different approaches such as computation offloading, edge devices hardware and software designs, and a number of algorithms that help reduce energy consumption. Finally, we
SparkNoC: An energy-efficiency FPGA-based accelerator using optimized lightweight CNN for edge computing Ming Xia a b, Zunkai Huang a, Li Tian a, Hui Wang a, Victor Chang c,
This paper presented NeuEdge, a comprehensive neuromorphic computing framework enabling energy-efficient edge AI through integrated optimization of spike encoding, network design,
This work concludes that edge computing is a major breakthrough in iot networks and an enabling technology for real-time, efficient and sustainable
Our methodology can be applied to any edge de- vice, providing insights into the most efficient power consumption model. The heterogeneity of edge devices poses a challenge to creating a global power
Energy efficiency is one of the most critical aspects of modern computing paradigms due to minimizing carbon footprint and lowering operational costs. To achieve efficiency, the typical
This research underscores the role of energy-efficient FPGA design in enabling scalable, low-power IoT and edge computing applications.
Moreover, lowering cloud-edge systems'' energy footprints is essential for fostering sustainability in light of growing concerns about environmental effects. This research presents a comprehensive review of
Background and Purpose: Edge Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a crucial solution for minimizing power consumption during real-time data processing in computing devices.
In contrast, executing these models on cost and power-constrained edge devices requires a synergy of hardware specialization (i.e., accelerators) and model optimization. In this chapter, we describe
As smart cities evolve, rising computational demands strain infrastructures. Offloading tasks to edge cloud data centers offers potential but faces challenges like high latency, energy use, and data
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