Green Cloud Radio Access Networks Sample Clauses

Green Cloud Radio Access Networks. A Recent Trend for CoMP‌ A recent emerging deployment trend for CoMP network is to physically detach the baseband processing units (BBUs) from conventional BSs and group them into a BBU pool, i.e., a centralized cloud computing processor (CP). The remaining radio units, i.e., remote radio heads (RRHs) with antennas located at the remote sites, are connected to the BBUs via high-capacity low-latency fronthaul links, e.g., optical fibre links. This promising network architecture known as C-RAN reduces both the capital expenditure (CAPEX), i.e., the cost of developing non-consumable parts for the C-RAN system, and the operating expense (OPEX), i.e., the ongoing cost for running the C-RAN system, of the network operator [28].
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