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RAN as a service: Challenges of designing a flexible RAN architecture in a cloud-based heterogeneous mobile network

Sabella et al., 2013

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9188046816303066956
Author
Sabella D
Rost P
Sheng Y
Pateromichelakis E
Salim U
Guitton-Ouhamou P
Di Girolamo M
Giuliani G
Publication year
Publication venue
2013 Future Network & Mobile Summit

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Small cell deployment is one of the most promising technology trends to cope with the rising need for very high data rates foreseen in future mobile networks. Nevertheless, it has the side effect of introducing more complex interference scenarios, needing to be properly …
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