Today's networks have an atomic, discrete architecture, but as technology develops and more users and devices become a part of the equation, they are evolving into more user-centric and pervasive networks. Senza Fili and RCR Wireless come together to present this white paper on why densifying networks is a growing need and how we can optimize them to accommodate major traffic growth.
Massively densified networks -- Why we need them and how we can build them
Massively densified networks -- Why we need them and how we can build them
Massively densified networks -- Why we need them and how we can build them
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