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312 Simpler IoT Word(s) of Tomorrow, More Interoperability Challenges to Cope Today
Extensibility
Computational and storage
resources based on Cloud
infrastructures
• The system should be extensible in terms of
computational and storage resources required to
deliver IoT service(s).
• The system should be scalable and extensible in
terms of the supported ICOs.
• The system should support services that leverage
(potentially) thousands of ICOs distributed
in tens/hundreds/thousands of different administrative
domains.
• The system should enable the definition / classification
of new types & classes of ICOs.
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