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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"High-speed Networking"”.
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High Speed Networking In The Multi-Core Era
High speed networking is a demanding task that has traditionally been performed in dedicated, purpose built hardware or specialized network processors. These platforms sacrifice flexibility or programmability in favor of performance. Recently, there has been much interest in using multi-core …
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The Cross-Architecture Procedure Call
… Calls (or CAPC s) combine virtual memory, high speed networking, and compatible data representations to accelerate an application's computations without modifying its code. CAPCs allow workstation applications to use, on a demand basis, faster or more expensive processors as compute servers …
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Support Vector Machine Classification of Network Streams Using a Spectrum Kernel Encoding
The growth of computer networking has raised the profile of network management issues, and for those institutions (academic, private, and public) that require high-speed networks these issues have not only become more pressing, but also more challenging. In particular, performance and security …
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Hierarchical Simulation to Assess Hardware and Software Dependability
… in four case studies that analyze a commercial, high-speed networking system called Myrinet. One key result from the case studies shows that the simulation method predicts that same fault impact 87.5% of the time, as is obtained by similar fault injections into a real Myrinet system. Reasons for …
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On the Interaction of High-Performance Network Protocol Stacks with Multicore Architectures
… driving forces in the recent rapid growth in high-end computing systems, contributing to its growing scales and capabilities. With significant enhancements in high-speed networking technologies and protocol stacks which support these high-end systems, a growing need to understand the …
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Subiquitous: Supporting Ubiquitous Computing
… fallen behind advances in available hardware and high-speed networking. Subiquitous is a software platform to support the development and deployment of applications in a ubiquitous computing environment. The goal of Subiquitous is to provide flexible support for a variety of ubiquitous application …
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Modeling and Simulation of a Video-on-Demand Network Implementing Adaptive Source-Level Control and Relative Rate Marking Flow Control for the Available Bit Rate Service
The Available Bit Rate (ABR) service class for the Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) protocol was originally designed to manage data traffic. ABR flow control makes no guarantees concerning cell transfer delay or cell delay variation. A closed-loop feedback mechanism is used for traffic management. …
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End-to-end provisioning in multi-domain/multi-layer networks
The last decade has seen many advances in high-speed networking technologies. At the Layer 1 fiber-optic level, dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) has seen fast growth in long-haul backbone/metro sectors. At the Layer 1.5 level, revamped next-generation SONET/SDH (NGS) has gained strong …
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Enhancing QoS provisioning and granularity in next generation internet
… moving towards a multi-service, multimedia and high-speed networking environment. Many new applications, including the multimedia applications, have been developed and deployed, and demand Quality of Service (QoS) support from the Internet, in addition to the current best effort service. …
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Numerical methods for frequency dependent line parameters with applications to microstrip lines and pipe-type cables
… almost to its physical limits, the circuit speed is so high that devices can react in less than nanoseconds. Under these conditions, the trans-mission line characteristics of microstrip lines become dominant compared to their simple function for signal linkage. Many numerical methods have …