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Even with this substantial output of students, SERE's placement at the end of the pipeline contributed to a bottleneck effect that the transformation aims to correct. NDAS eliminates the bottleneck effect, typical in NAS, caused by excessive CPU data processing, by connecting directly to a network without a separate CPU or memory. The emitting server is subject to a bottleneck effect, which can cause the Webcast to fail. |
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