Network Slicing (NS) is one of the pillars of the fifth/sixth generation (5G/6G) of mobile
networks. It provides the means for Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) to leverage physical …

In the future, agriculture will face the need for increasing production, sustainability, wisdom,
and efficiency, which will bring significant challenges to the development of modern …

The configuration of security functions in computer networks is still typically performed
manually, which likely leads to security breaches and long re-configuration times. This …

Abstract Internet of Things (IoT) is a major application area of the Fifth-Generation (5G) and
beyond capable of providing massive machine-type communications (mMTC) at a large …

In recent years, Internet traffic patterns have been changing. Most of the traffic demand by
end users is multimedia, in particular, video streaming accounts for over 53%. This demand …

Next-generation networks are expected to combine advanced physical and digital
technologies in super-high-speed connected system infrastructures, gaining critical …

Network slicing is one of the cornerstone features of the fifth generation (5G) networks to
enable the multiplexing of virtualised logical networks over the same physical network …

By enabling 5G technology, IoT networks can improve the performance of connected IoT
devices. However, handover, **-pong effect and load balancing are critical issues …

Over the last few years, network slicing has been presented as one of the key ingredients in
5G for efficiently specifying network services as per the heterogeneous quality and …

The next generation of network capabilities coupled with artificial intelligence (AI) can
provide innovative solutions for network control and self-optimisation. Network control …