Ameigeiras et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Link-level access cloud architecture design based on SDN for 5G networksAmeigeiras et al., 2015
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- Ameigeiras P
- Ramos-Munoz J
- Schumacher L
- Prados-Garzon J
- Navarro-Ortiz J
- Lopez-Soler J
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The exponential growth of data traffic and connected devices, and the reduction of latency and costs, are considered major challenges for future mobile communication networks. The satisfaction of these challenges motivates revisiting the architecture of these networks. We …
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