The recent developments in the research area of wireless communication and network technologies have shown a significant shift towards enhancing efficiency, sustainability, and robustness. There is a growing emphasis on leveraging advanced technologies such as machine learning, digital twins, and artificial intelligence to optimize network operations and improve decision-making processes. The integration of these technologies is being explored to address challenges such as interference management, power allocation, and predictive analytics for wireless link behavior. Additionally, there is a notable focus on the sustainability of network operations, with studies investigating eco-friendly solutions like backscatter communications and the application of AI in network planning for smart cities. The field is also witnessing innovations in handover procedures, particularly in 5G systems, where machine learning is being utilized to enhance the efficiency and robustness of handover processes. Furthermore, the concept of multi-link operation in Wi-Fi networks is gaining traction, promising to improve throughput and reduce latency, which is crucial for industrial applications. Overall, the research is moving towards creating more intelligent, adaptive, and sustainable network solutions that can meet the demands of future wireless communication systems.
Intelligent and Sustainable Network Innovations in Wireless Communication
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To Adopt or Not to Adopt L4S-compatible Congestion Control? Understanding Performance in a Partial L4S Deployment
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