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Connected vehicles equipped with AI accelerators provide a dynamic and volatile source of supplemental compute at the network edge. Managing these vehicular resources requires admission decisions under uncertainty due to vehicle mobility and varying compute capacities.
Connected vehicles equipped with AI accelerators provide a dynamic and volatile source of supplemental compute at the network edge. Managing these vehicular resources requires admission decisions under uncertainty due to vehicle mobility and varying compute capacities.
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Connected vehicles increasingly embed AI accelerators, offering a substantial yet volatile source of supplemental compute near the network edge. Unlike provisioned MEC hosts, vehicular resources are highly dynamic: vehicles may leave the cell, become locally occupied, or offer heterogeneous compute capacities....
Utilizing AI chips in vehicles can enhance edge computing capabilities beyond fixed infrastructure, but the variability of vehicular resources poses challenges for reliable compute pooling. Addressing these challenges is key to optimizing network edge performance with mobile AI accelerators.
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