刘韵洁

Liu Yunjie is the credited author of the three computer-related works held in this collection, though publicly available personal information about him remains limited, with no clear record of his nationality, dates of birth and death, or English name. Judging from these works, his writing centers on two areas, general computer science and artificial intelligence, and touches on frontier topics such as edge computing, named data networking, and big data and artificial intelligence, reflecting a sustained interest in the intersection of network architecture and intelligent computing. In Principles and Practice of Edge Computing he focuses on outlining the fundamentals and implementation paths of edge computing; Principles, Technologies and Applications of Named Data Networking examines a new network architecture, covering both technical mechanisms and application scenarios; and Introduction to Big Data and Artificial Intelligence sketches the basic contours of data and intelligent technologies in an introductory manner. Taken together, the three books move progressively from principles to technologies and then to applications, in plain and clearly organized prose, making them suitable as study and reference reading and as an entry point for understanding the broader landscape of next-generation information technology.