In data center networks (DCNs), host-side packet processing accounts for a large portion of
the end-to-end latency of TCP flows. Thus, the profiling of host-side latency anomalies has …

TCP/IP is widely used both in the Internet as well as in data centers. The protocol makes
very few assumptions about the underlying network and provides useful guarantees such as …

With the Internet of Everything (IoE) paradigm that gathers almost every object online, huge
traffic workload, bandwidth, security, and latency issues remain a concern for IoT users in …

Modern data centers host tens (if not hundreds) of thousands of servers and are used by
companies such as Amazon, Google, and Microsoft to provide online services to millions of …

While today's data centers are multiplexed across many non-cooperating applications, they
lack effective means to share their network. Relying on TCP's congestion control, as we …

Datacenters are the cornerstone of the big data infrastructure supporting numerous online
services. The demand for interactivity, which significantly impacts user experience and …

Low latency, especially at the tail, is increasingly demanded by interactive applications in
data center networks. To improve tail latency, existing approaches require modifications to …

RDMA is increasingly deployed in data center to meet the demands of ultra-low latency, high
throughput and low CPU overhead. However, it is not easy to migrate existing applications …

Enabling next generation technologies such as self-driving cars or smart cities requires us to
rethink the way we support their applications. The emergence of these technologies is …

Edge computing is to deploy micro data centers (MDCs) at the edge nodes of the network to
provide services nearby, using the bandwidth of the edge network while reducing network …