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Mixed Micro/Macro Cache for Device-to-Device Caching Systems in Multi-Operator Environments.

Minjoong Rim¹

¹Department of Information and Communication Engineering, Dongguk University, Seoul 04620, Republic of Korea.

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Summary

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Micro device-to-device (D2D) caching enhances wireless networks by prefetching content chunks. This strategy, especially with multiple operators, improves cache efficiency and network performance when combined with macro caching.

Keywords:

D2D caching hit ratio micro caching multi-operator offloading wireless caching

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Wireless Communication
Network Engineering

Background:

Device-to-device (D2D) caching systems leverage user devices as content caches to reduce wireless network load.
Macro caching (content-based) and micro caching (chunk-based prefetching) are strategies to optimize limited cache sizes.
Micro caching stores upcoming content chunks, improving cache hit rates, especially with intermittent updates.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the performance and effectiveness of micro D2D caching in multi-operator environments.
To analyze the impact of helper devices communicating across operator boundaries under low load conditions.
To determine the optimal ratio of micro caching within a divided cache space (macro and micro areas).

Main Methods:

Simulation and performance analysis of a D2D caching system incorporating micro caching strategies.
Evaluation under varying conditions, including multiple operators, inter-operator communication, and independent low loads.
Analysis of cache hit ratios and system performance based on the division of cache space between macro and micro caching.

Main Results:

Micro D2D caching demonstrates good performance, particularly when combined with macro caching.
Effectiveness is enhanced when macro caching alone is insufficient, users exhibit viewing continuity, and cache update cycles are short.
The presence of multiple operators positively influences the performance of micro D2D caching.

Conclusions:

Micro D2D caching is a valuable enhancement to traditional macro caching, especially in dynamic multi-operator networks.
Optimal cache space allocation between macro and micro caching is crucial for maximizing performance.
The study confirms the benefits of micro caching for improving content delivery efficiency and reducing network burden.