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On Proposing a Novel SDN-Caching Mechanism for Optimizing Distribution in ICN Networks.

Nascimento et al., 2023

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17674766359728848992
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Nascimento E
Moreno E
de MACEDO D
CARLOS ERPEN de BONA L
da Rosa Righi R
Messina F
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Advances in Electrical & Computer Engineering

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Traffic reduction in network segments through cache implementations has become an important research topic due to the exponential increase in data requests through the Internet. To support these activities, high-power computing and massive storage must …
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