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Recovery Act: Energy Efficiency of Data Networks through Rate Adaptation (EEDNRA)-Final Technical Report

Andrews et al., 2011

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13563760803230064233
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Andrews M
Antonakopoulos S
Fortune S
Francini A
Zhang L
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This Concept Definition Study focused on developing a scientific understanding of methods to reduce energy consumption in data networks using rate adaptation. Rate adaptation is a collection of techniques that reduce energy consumption when traffic is light, and only …
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