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Afolabi et al., 2017 - Google Patents

End-to-end Mobile Network Slicing

Afolabi et al., 2017

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Afolabi I
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Wireless networks have gone through several years of evolution until now and will continue to do so in order to cater for the varying needs of its users. These demands are expected to continue to grow even more in the future, both in size and variability. Hence, the 5G …
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