In many scheduling problems, a job that completes processing may need to be held in an output buffer until the customer is ready to accept delivery. Buffer capacity is usually assumed to be infinite.
Modern switches and routers often use dynamic RAM (DRAM) in order to provide large buffer storage space. However, the effective bandwidth of DRAM is frequently a limiting factor in the design of ...
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