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Architecture Requirements of the Future Internet

Tapio Frantti, Jyrki Huusko, Reijo Savola, Ville Könönen

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The current Internet architecture curls around an original conversational model developed in the 1970's. New solutions were for a long-time built on that framework. However, the current architecture is not able to meet optimally challenges posed by new access technologies, applications and services

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The current Internet architecture curls around an original conversational model developed in the 1970's. New solutions were for a long-time built on that framework. However, the current architecture is not able to meet optimally challenges posed by new access technologies, applications and services

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The current Internet architecture curls around an original conversational model developed in the 1970's. New solutions were for a long-time built on that framework. However, the current architecture is not able to meet optimally challenges posed by new access technologies, applications and services

Key concepts: Architecture, The Internet, Computer science, Current (fluid), Telecommunications, Computer architecture, Software engineering, World Wide Web

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