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Virtual fully connected WDM network: architecture, scheduling and performance evaluation

Xi et al., 2004

Document ID
13773553870492509095
Author
Xi K
Arakawa S
Murata M
Publication year
Publication venue
First International Conference on Broadband Networks

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With the dramatic increase of bandwidth from WDM technology, packet switching has caused a bottleneck for multi-hop networks, where electronic switches cannot scale up to high capacity while optical packet switches are still immature due to lack of optical memory …
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