In-network Service Acceleration Platform (ISAP)

In-network computing (INC) is a technology that frees users from the constraints of terminal performance and service environments by allowing the network to perform some of the computational processing that is conventionally processed by the terminal and cloud.This article describes the In-network Service Acceleration Platform (ISAP) proposed by NTT Network Service Systems Laboratories, which integrates INC and mobile networks.

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NTT technical review
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.53829/ntr202412fa2
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1
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Software System Performance and Reliability
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In-network Service Acceleration Platform (ISAP)

Kentarō Hayashi, Hiroki Baba, Shiku Hirai, Tatsuya Matsukawa
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NTT technical review
Software System Performance and Reliability
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In-network Service Acceleration Platform (ISAP)

Kentarō Hayashi, Hiroki Baba, Shiku Hirai, Tatsuya Matsukawa
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Abstract

In-network computing (INC) is a technology that frees users from the constraints of terminal performance and service environments by allowing the network to perform some of the computational processing that is conventionally processed by the terminal and cloud.This article describes the In-network Service Acceleration Platform (ISAP) proposed by NTT Network Service Systems Laboratories, which integrates INC and mobile networks.

NTT technical reviewVol. 22(12)
NTT (Japan) (JP)
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 36%
Software System Performance and Reliability
0.35
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In-network Service Acceleration Platform (ISAP) — Kentarō Hayashi, Hiroki Baba, et al. · NTT technical review (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS