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Supporting mobile cloud computing in smart cities via randomized algorithms

Mazza et al., 2016

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761936586772957397
Author
Mazza D
Pages-Bernaus A
Tarchi D
Juan A
Corazza G
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IEEE Systems Journal

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Smart cities represent rich and dynamic environments in which a multitude of smart mobile devices (SMDs) interact among them by sharing data. SMDs require from fast access to online services, but they offer limited computing capabilities and battery lifetime. SMDs make …
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