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MQC (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport Quality of Service Control) is a protocol that provides quality of service control for MQTT messages, allowing for the prioritization of messages based on their importance or urgency in IoT networks.
MQC Definition: MQC (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport Quality of Service Control) is a protocol that provides quality of service control for MQTT messages, allowing for the prioritization of messages based on their importance or urgency in IoT networks.
MQC (Multi-Queue) refers to a network traffic management technique that involves distributing incoming packets across multiple hardware queues within a network interface controller. This helps optimize network performance by allowing parallel processing of packets, reducing latency, and improving overall throughput. By utilizing multiple queues, MQC enhances the scalability and efficiency of network packet processing, especially in high-traffic environments.
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