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CONCERT: A cloud-based architecture for next-generation cellular systems

Liu et al., 2015

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3680344447350181650
Author
Liu J
Zhao T
Zhou S
Cheng Y
Niu Z
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IEEE Wireless Communications

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Cellular networks are one of the cornerstones of our information-driven society. However, existing cellular systems have been seriously challenged by the explosion of mobile data traffic, the emergence of machine-type communications, and the flourishing of mobile …
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