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The new trends in networking: IOT, 5G and cognitive radio

Bendaoud, 2022

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9051510587580917422
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Bendaoud F
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Journal of Fundamental and Applied Sciences

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The domain of networking and wireless communication is rapidly expanding to the point where traditional legacy networks research is nearly complete, and they are supposed to be an elder. IoT, the Internet of Things, and the 5G radio communications are the newest …
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