Journal of Edge Computing

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Edge intelligence unleashed: a survey on deploying large language models in resource-constrained environments

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A comprehensive systematic review of intrusion detection systems: emerging techniques, challenges, and future research directions

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A long short-term memory based approach for detecting cyber attacks in IoT using CIC-IoT2023 dataset

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The sweet taste of IoT deception: an adaptive honeypot framework for design and evaluation

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Managing energy consumption in FPGA-based edge computing systems with soft-core CPUs

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The Journal of Edge Computing (JEC, J. Edge Comp., J. Edge Comput.) is a Diamond Open Access peer-reviewed journal covering the science, theories, and practice of IoT, distributed systems, and edge computing. JEC considers scientific research on using and applying edge computing in various fields: education, science, medicine, architecture, etc. The journal also considers the publication of work on systematic reviews and meta-analyses, the structure of which meets the journal's requirements.

Journal of Edge Computing - Scopus inclusion announcement

2025-05-18

The Journal of Edge Computing has achieved a significant milestone by being accepted for inclusion in the prestigious Scopus database. This recognition validates the high-quality research published in the journal and its growing impact on the edge computing field. The editorial team expresses profound gratitude to all authors, reviewers, and contributors whose dedication made this achievement possible. Acceptance by the Scopus Content Selection & Advisory Board marks an important advancement in our journal's international visibility and academic standing, paving the way for continued growth and scientific excellence.

Journal of Edge Computing editorial activity report (2024)

2025-03-03

The Journal of Edge Computing editorial activity report for 2024 reveals significant operational changes, with faster initial decision times and more selective acceptance criteria. The report highlights a decrease in acceptance rate from 38% to 25% and improved efficiency in the editorial workflow, with initial decisions now made in just 2 days compared to the previous 15-day average. This comprehensive analysis provides insights into submission patterns, decision timelines, and recommendations for maintaining publication excellence while balancing quality and accessibility for authors.

Vol. 4 No. 2 (2025)