ALD as enabling technology for the next generation of microprocessors

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Val Dubin
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Vol 121 (5) ◽  
pp. 47-63 ◽  
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Luke Fay ◽  
James Kutzner ◽  
Skip Pizzi ◽  
Jerry Whitaker ◽  
Yiyan Wu ◽  
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Oleg Mirochnitchenko

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Vassiliki Andronikou ◽  
Victor Villagra ◽  
Kleopatra G. Konstanteli ◽  
Antonios Litke ◽  
Athanasia Psychogiou

The grid brings a new era to the Internet, by introducing new mechanisms, resources, and concepts which allow it to advance from a passive information medium into an active tool for creating, exploring, and sharing knowledge. In the meanwhile, the realisation of this trend is further spurred by the emergence of next generation grids (NGG) and the far more efficient, cost-effective, and broadly applicable infrastructure they introduce to cover a broader spectrum of business needs. Towards this direction and taking into account that mobility has become a central aspect in business, education, and entertainment, mobile grid has been recently developed as a full inheritor of grid covering the mobility aspects of applications, such as m-learning. In this context, this book chapter focuses on providing a business-technical presentation of mobile grid, as an enabling technology for next generation m-learning applications. We present a general mobile grid architecture able to serve the strict requirements such an m-learning application poses, and analyse the main trends and challenges in the mentioned sector.


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Ide Beeker ◽  
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Bihag Anothumakkool ◽  
Frank Grob ◽  
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Raza Umar ◽  
Asrar U. H. Sheikh

Cognitive radio (CR) has emerged as a smart solution to spectrum bottleneck faced by current wireless services, under which licensed spectrum is made available to intelligent and reconfigurable secondary users. CR technology enables these unlicensed secondary users to exploit any spectrum usage opportunity by adapting their transmission parameters on the run. In this chapter, the authors discuss the characteristic features and main functionality of CR oriented technology. Central to this chapter is Spectrum sensing (SS), which has been identified as a fundamental enabling technology for next generation wireless networks based on CR. The authors compare different SS techniques in terms of their sensing accuracy and implementation and computational complexities along with merits and demerits of these approaches. Various challenges facing SS have been investigated, and possible solutions are proposed.


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