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An Economic Side-Effect of Internet traffic engineering through “Prefix Deaggregation” technique
Research carried out by Institute IMDEA Networks and University Carlos III of Madrid (UC3M) focuses on the economic side-effects of...
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Institute IMDEA Networks launches Energy Efficient Networks program
The new research program, to be carried out in cooperation with Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, will develop models and...
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Institute IMDEA Networks Announces International e-Energy 2012 Conference
e-Energy 2012, to be held in May in Madrid, Spain, will focus on areas such as servers and communications infrastructures,...
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Technology that translates content to the Internet protocol of the future
Researchers from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) who participate in the Trilogy project have uncovered technology which allows Internet...
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European Project TRILOGY redesigns the world’s Future Internet Infrastructure
With YouTube reaching 3 billion views per day and 2 days’ worth of uploaded videos every minute in 2011, Internet...
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Unrevealing the dark side of BitTorrent
With tens of millions of users, download events every day, 60% of Europe’s upstream traffic and 20% of its downstream...
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Research Centers from Madrid participate in FuturICT.es, the Spanish node of the FuturICT European project
More than 19 research centers, R & D companies and a cultural center will join a European project that aims...
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New research brings distributed management to mobile IP networks
La arquitectura FAMA que están investigando en colaboración el Institute IMDEA Networks y la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid ha...
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Announcement of Patent Filing for energy efficiency of computer networks
Institute IMDEA Networks, a research institute in the area of computer networking backed by the Madrid Regional Government, in collaboration...
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One hundred key pirates control the network
They number only a hundred or so. Remarkably few, when we consider the massive black hole they generate within the...
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