As the Internet continues to evolve, traditional peering agreements cannot accommodate the
changing market conditions. Premium peering has emerged where access providers (APs) …

Driven by the rapid growth of content traffic and the demand for service quality, Internet
content providers (CPs) have started to bypass transit providers and connect with access …

Increasing popularity of delay-sensitive and data-intensive online services such as video
streaming has placed stronger requirements on the quality of content delivery. By …

It has been a significant issue to satisfy the rapidly growing data traffic with the limited
wireless radio resources. Licensed-assisted access to unlicensed spectrum (eg, LAA) brings …

With the increasing popularity and significance of content delivery services, especially video
streaming, stringent Quality of Service (QoS) requirements have been placed upon Internet …

The Internet interdomain network is a complex network of approximately 50,000
Autonomous Systems (ASes) which interconnect with one another through transit …

Paid peering is controversial. Generally speaking, large access ISPs favour it, while Content
Providers (CPs) do not. But is CP opposition to paid peering irrational, especially if their …

Content delivery services, especially video streaming, have taken a significant portion of the
Internet traffic. In this era of contents, the Quality of Service (QoS) perceived by end-users …

The Internet comprises thousands of independently operated networks, where bilaterally
negotiated interconnection agreements determine the flow of data between networks. The …

The Internet is an evolving ecosystem where a multitude of interconnected networks, or
Autonomous Systems (ASes), support global connectivity of end users. By providing …