At present, multi-party WebRTC videoconferencing between peers with heterogenous
network resources and terminals is enabled over the best-effort Internet using a central …

Providing well-satisfactory multi-party video conferencing service is remarkably challenging,
which demands not only high bandwidth but also low latency. Current commercial …

The massive upsurge in production and demand of crowdsourced live streaming
necessitates feasible and cost effective solutions in future cellular networks. Video multicast …

Predictions indicate that mobile video streams will dominate mobile traffic in the near future.
Heterogeneous UDN is a promising technique for 5G mobile networks. This technique offers …

Video conferencing consumes a substantial portion of network bandwidth and have strong
latency requirements. In traffic engineering, software-defined networking (SDN) optimizes …

The widespread availability of convenient wireless network connection and video capture
have fueled the development of multi-party realtime video streaming (MRVS) services, such …

Using smartphones, tablets, and other portable/handheld devices, we have become more
reliant on the video streaming services for entertainment and remote work. Mobile data traffic …

Current typical video conferencing connection is bridged by a multipoint control unit (MCU),
which may cause large delay and communication bottleneck for the whole system. With the …

The IEEE 802.3 ca Task Force group has recently approved the standardization of the next-
generation Ethernet passive optical network (NG-EPON) to satisfy future bandwidth …

New applications where anyone can broadcast high quality video are becoming very
popular. Internet services providers (ISPs) may take the opportunity to propose new high …