A Complexity Assessment for The 5G Vehicle-to-Everything System with Information Entropy

5G and beyond networks, supporting vehicle-to-everything (V2X) and edge computing, are key infrastructures for future cross-border corridors mobility [1]. Edge computing nodes, typically located on the side of Radio Access Network (RAN), form a communication system with networked devices such as connected vehicles, other edge computing nodes and the remote cloud server to conduct compute-intensive tasks with low latency. The challenge faced with the deployment of infrastructures is that the low coverage areas may appear close to the border because of the sparse deployment of infrastructures. In addition, session and service continuity issues may happen where a current mobile network does not give insight to which location the user equipment is connected or when a change of location has happened.