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Research on end-to-end computing power network architecture based on SDN and MIH technology

Cui et al., 2024

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12376383219191963819
Author
Cui F
Gu J
Wang H
Ni M
Zhou T
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Computational Systems Engineering

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For ubiquitous access, the study selects software-defined networks with independent switching, control upgrades, and centralised management using the manager to achieve the same control. Pre-filtering and D-VIKOR are used in network switching decisions to help …
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