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Cloud technologies for flexible 5G radio access networks

Rost et al., 2014

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2347191956562839564
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Rost P
Bernardos C
De Domenico A
Di Girolamo M
Lalam M
Maeder A
Sabella D
Wübben D
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IEEE Communications Magazine

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The evolution toward 5G mobile networks will be characterized by an increasing number of wireless devices, increasing device and service complexity, and the requirement to access mobile services ubiquitously. Two key enablers will allow the realization of the vision of 5G …
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