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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Datacenter networking"”.
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Squeezing the most benefit from network parallelism in datacenters
… the most powerful and pervasive abstractions in datacenter networking. As Moore's law begins to wane, using parallelism to scale out processing units, vs. scale them up, is becoming exceedingly popular. The one-big-switch abstraction, for example, is typically implemented via leveraging massive …
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Scaling RDMA RPCs with FLOCK
RDMA-capable networks are gaining traction with datacenter deployments due to their high throughput, low latency, CPU efficiency, and advanced features, such as remote memory operations. However, efficiently utilizing RDMA capability in a common setting of high fan-in, fan-out asymmetric network …
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Programming Abstractions for Scalable and High-Performance Memory Disaggregation
… and caching, are driving the memory demand in datacenters. Unfortunately, DRAM scaling is challenging as the technology reaches its physical limit. Although its demand continues to rise, memory is an underutilized resource within datacenters while simultaneously accounting for a significant …