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Evaluation of strong consistency web caching techniques

Cao et al., 2002

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17786858377072735924
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Cao L
Oezsu M
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World Wide Web

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The growth of the World Wide Web (WWW or Web) and its increasing use in all types of business have created bottlenecks that lead to high network and server overload and, eventually, high client latency. Web Caching has become an important topic of research, in …
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