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State-of-the-art load balancing algorithms for mist-fog-cloud assisted paradigm: a review and future directions

Tripathy et al., 2023

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11475565903012165246
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Tripathy S
Mishra K
Roy D
Yadav K
Alferaidi A
Viriyasitavat W
Sharmila J
Dhiman G
Barik R
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Archives of Computational Methods in Engineering

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The rapid growth of IoT devices leads to increasing requests. These tremendous requests cannot be processed by IoT devices due to the computational power of IoT devices and the disparate requirements of requests. Cloud computing seemed appealing to service these …
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