Necessity of Application-Network Collaboration in Wireless Access Scenarios
draft-meng-tsvwg-wireless-collaboration-00
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| Authors | Tong Meng , Hang Shi | ||
| Last updated | 2024-04-25 (Latest revision 2023-10-23) | ||
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Abstract
Emerging applications (e.g., extended reality, cloud gaming, and teleoperation) impose stringent bandwidth, latency, reliability requirements on network transport, so as to deliver immersive and interactive user experience. That drives recent discussion on application-network collaboration, especially in wireless access networks. To motivate participation from content and network providers, this memo elaborates the necessity of such collaboration while focusing on wireless access scenarios.
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