With the rapid growth in the number of connected devices and use cases for the end users, the requirements for the network and cloud infrastructure in terms of end-to-end latency and bandwidth have changed dramatically in the last few years, questioning the centralized cloud computing paradigm. The answer to these problems is the dis-aggregation of the cloud resources in smaller data centers, but closer to the users in order to distribute the traffic load and reduce the latency. This paradigm is called Edge Computing and, combined with the latest technologies in terms of mobile access networks allows many use cases (e.g., fast data collection and processing, augmented reality, VR Games, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Smart Industries, and Cities) for many typologies of terminals.