Blockchain-Based Network Optimization for Workstation Nodes †

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Abstract

Computer networks are used for internet access, cloud computing, and telecommunication. Network optimization is the process of increasing the speed and efficiency of the communication process between nodes on a network. The concept utilizes blockchain as a tool. Network optimization is an important and challenging problem in network design and routing. The goals of network optimization are to decrease the number of hops while maintaining the quality of service guarantees and to minimize the amount of energy used in communications. Traditional network architectures rely on centralized servers or data centers, introducing potential bottlenecks and single points of failure. In contrast, blockchain offers a decentralized approach, enabling nodes to communicate directly without dependence on a central authority. Its unique features include its ability to provide transaction transparency and immutable record keeping. In this paper, we study an efficient system to demonstrate real-time traffic and understand the fundamentals of networking.

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Kunekar, P., Mulay, S., Navale, D., Nawale, A., Sonkusale, V., & Talnikar, V. (2023). Blockchain-Based Network Optimization for Workstation Nodes †. Engineering Proceedings, 59(1). https://doi.org/10.3390/engproc2023059165

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