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ALARM: Adaptive Layer-Aware Resource Management for Power-Efficient vRANs
The transition to virtualized Radio Access Networks (vRAN) enables dynamic power control through fine-grained CPU resource management. However, existing approaches treat gNB as a monolithic entity, failing to exploit the heterogeneous computational characteristics of different protocol layers. This
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