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Effectual Computing Enhanced Aggregator Node B for 5G Vehicular Milieu

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In the existing environment, 30% of the base station has to handle the 70% of the network load. For a fact, the installation of additional base radio stations increases the deployment costs. The Computing Improved Aggregator Node B (CIANB) has been introduced for the 5G vehicular environment to fix this issue. The CIANB is the base radio station which consists of virtual cloud, storage space, and Aggregator Node B (ANB) pool. This paper discusses the forthcoming infrastructure, such as CIANB, which is progressing towards its innovation in the 5G vehicular environment. The CIANB and virtual ANB instance have been introduced in this paper to reduce congestion and to maximize the utilization of services without interruption. The evaluation metrics justify that the forthcoming infrastructure, CIANB, and virtual ANB greatly enhances the efficiency of the 5G vehicular environment.

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Dharanyadevi, P., Krishnan, V. Effectual Computing Enhanced Aggregator Node B for 5G Vehicular Milieu. Wireless Pers Commun 117, 623–636 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-020-07890-2

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