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Next Generation Data Communication Technologies: Emerging Trends: Emerging Trends

Saha et al., 2011

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736545642965280187
Author
Saha D
Sridhar V
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Data sharing is central to the existence of any computer network. Research on the types of networks used to transmit data, as well as the nature of the data itself, is essential for computer engineers and information technology professionals. Next Generation Data …
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