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Evaluation of Power Saving and Feasibility Study of Migrations Solutions in a Virtual Router Network
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spellingShingle | Eramo, V., Testa, S., Miucci, E., Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Evaluation of Power Saving and Feasibility Study of Migrations Solutions in a Virtual Router Network, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, General Computer Science, Signal Processing |
title | Evaluation of Power Saving and Feasibility Study of Migrations Solutions in a Virtual Router Network |
title_full | Evaluation of Power Saving and Feasibility Study of Migrations Solutions in a Virtual Router Network |
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