Titlebook: Internet Computing; Principles of Distri Ali Sunyaev Textbook 2024Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exc

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Internet Architectures,h more efficient and/or effective ways of providing innovative Internet services (i.e., software-defined networking, network function virtualization, overlay networks, and information-centric networking) conclude this chapter.

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Fog and Edge Computing,es between this model and the better-known cloud computing model, as well as other related models, are also explained, and the challenges and opportunities of fog and edge computing are discussed. In addition to the definition and characteristics of fog and edge computing, examples of practical impl

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Peer-to-Peer Data Networks and the InterPlanetary File System, System (IPFS)—in detail. It illustrates the technical realization of main IPFS characteristics like content addressing and decentralization. It also explains the Filecoin system, which extends the IPFS by means of a storage and retrieval market. The chapter covers a broad view of P2P data networks

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Ali Sunyaevthe EUT’s adoption by a majority of EC member states provoked widespread discussion in official circles about the consequences of such an eventuality for the EC’s continued existence did signal that it could not be dismissed lightly. What then have been the initial political repercussions of the EUT

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Ali Sunyaevtext of the objectives of the 1969 European Community summit in The Hague. At this gathering the six member states agreed that ‘Europe’ should strive to ‘speak with one voice’ on issues deemed to be of ‘importance’. Of the many international events at that time only two were selected, one being the

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Ali Sunyaevosyncratic reasons for the singling out of the Arab-Israeli crisis. One of these reasons can be derived from the objectives of the 1969 European Community summit in The Hague. At this gathering the six member states agreed that ‘Europe’ should strive to begin to ‘speak with one voice’ on issues deem