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Future Internet: From Mobile and Wireless Requirements Perspective
Overview This paper is produced as the results of extensive discussions amongst members of the EU e.Mobility Technology Platform working group on subject of "Post-IP". In the e.Mobility SRA, the need for fundamental rethinking of Internet architecture and Internet protocols was identified as one of the most important research agenda item. The name "Post-IP" or, as commonly referred to Next Generation Internet (NGI), was adopted to emphasis on radical and clean slate approach towards "Future Internet" which is wireless friendly without being constrained by current architecture and protocols of the Internet. It does not mean IP version 7 or beyond which normally has connotation of evolution from current IP protocols.
| Publisher | DoCoMo Communications Laboratories Europe | File Format | |
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| Date Published | January 2007 | ||
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