Baranasuriya, 2016 - Google Patents
Detection and alleviation of last-mile wireless link bottlenecksBaranasuriya, 2016
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- Baranasuriya N
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Increasingly, a significant portion of users connect to the Internet via wireless connections, ie, cellular or Wi-Fi. This phenomenon can be attributed to the proliferation of hand-held devices. With the advent of these devices, network service providers have to increase the …
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