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SUSTAINABLE X SECURE EDGE: Design Guidelines for Future Data-Driven Edge-IoT Devices and Services

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SUSTAINABLE X SECURE EDGE: Design Guidelines for Future Data-Driven Edge-IoT Devices and Services. / Stead, Michael; Pilling, Franziska; Gradinar, Adrian et al.
Lancaster: PETRAS Research Centre of Excellence (EP/S035362/1), 2022. 14 p.

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Stead, M, Pilling, F, Gradinar, A & Ian, F 2022, SUSTAINABLE X SECURE EDGE: Design Guidelines for Future Data-Driven Edge-IoT Devices and Services. PETRAS Research Centre of Excellence (EP/S035362/1), Lancaster.

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Stead, M., Pilling, F., Gradinar, A., & Ian, F. (2022). SUSTAINABLE X SECURE EDGE: Design Guidelines for Future Data-Driven Edge-IoT Devices and Services. PETRAS Research Centre of Excellence (EP/S035362/1).

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Stead M, Pilling F, Gradinar A, Ian F. SUSTAINABLE X SECURE EDGE: Design Guidelines for Future Data-Driven Edge-IoT Devices and Services. Lancaster: PETRAS Research Centre of Excellence (EP/S035362/1), 2022. 14 p.

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Stead, Michael ; Pilling, Franziska ; Gradinar, Adrian et al. / SUSTAINABLE X SECURE EDGE : Design Guidelines for Future Data-Driven Edge-IoT Devices and Services. Lancaster : PETRAS Research Centre of Excellence (EP/S035362/1), 2022. 14 p.

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