Abstract Internet of Things (IoT) applications have massive client connections to cloud
servers, and the number of networked IoT devices is remarkably increasing. IoT services …

TCP/IP network stack is irreplaceable for Web services in datacenter front-end servers, and
the demand for which is growing rapidly for emerging high concurrency network service …

Low-latency I/O services are essential for latency-sensitive workloads when they co-run with
throughput-oriented workloads in cloud data centers. Although advanced SSDs such as Intel …

Responding to the" datacenter tax" and" killer microseconds" problems for datacenter
applications, diverse solutions including Smart NIC-based ones have been proposed …

The TCP remains the workhorse protocol for many modern large-scale data centers.
However, the increasingly demanding performance expectations—led by advancement in …

Data centers require efficient, low-cost, flexible interconnects to manage the rapidly growing
internal traffic generated by an increasingly diverse set of applications. To meet these …

Modern data centers are witnessing fast-growing east-west traffic on their network
infrastructure due to the highly distributed data center applications. Motivated by the …

Despite recent advances in datacenter networks, timeouts caused by congestion packet
losses still remain a major cause of high tail latency. Priority-based Flow Control (PFC) was …

In datacenter applications, predictability in service time and controlled latency, especially tail
latency, is essential for building performant applications. This is especially true for …

Datacenter workloads have evolved from the data intensive, loosely-coupled workloads of
the past decade to more tightly coupled ones, wherein ultra-low latency communication is …