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A survey on beyond 5g network slicing for smart cities applications

Rafique et al., 2024

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5171880280430505870
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Rafique W
Barai J
Fapojuwo A
Krishnamurthy D
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IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials

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Beyond fifth generation (B5G) is expected to tremendously improve network capabilities by using a higher frequency band compared to 5G, capable of delivering higher network capacity with much lower latency. It is expected that there will be around 30 billion …
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