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The next challenge for cellular networks: Backhaul

Chia et al., 2009

Document ID
1476846300976417100
Author
Chia S
Gasparroni M
Brick P
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Microwave Magazine

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Growth in the number of mobile users, coupled with the strong uptake of wireless broadband services, is driving high transport capacity requirements among cellular networks. However, revenues are not scaling linearly with increases in traffic. Demand for optimizing the cost …
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