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IP flow mobility: smart traffic offload for future wireless networks

De la Oliva et al., 2011

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15205745698868883417
Author
De la Oliva A
Bernardos C
Calderon M
Melia T
Zuniga J
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Communications Magazine

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The recent proliferation of smartphone-based mobile Internet services has created an extraordinary growth in data traffic over cellular networks. This growth has fostered interest in exploring alternatives to alleviate data congestion while delivering a positive user …
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