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Big data-backed video distribution in the telecom cloud

Ruiz et al., 2016

Document ID: 15437951300683188271
Author: Ruiz M; Germán M; Contreras L; Velasco L
Publication year: 2016
Publication venue: Computer Communications

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Telecom operators are starting the deployment of Content Delivery Networks (CDN) to better control and manage video contents injected into the network. Cache nodes placed close to end users can manage contents and adapt them to users' devices, while reducing video …

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