The Internet protocol (IP) was created as a connectionless network layer protocol that takes
no attempt to distinguish between various application types. Hence, the integration of a wide …

We present a novel architecture, which naturally enables cross-layer interactions through
the construction of application-specific protocol stacks out of small reusable services which …

In this paper, we investigate the effect of which different pricing algorithms have on a flexible
optical choice-based network. Our pricing algorithms attempts to perform proactive …

The emergence of service providers and brokers who are independent of network providers
has opened the way to a spot market in free network resources: it is under everybody's eyes …

This paper addresses different aspects of quality of service (QoS) negotiation in next
generation networks. The differentiated services (DiffServ) framework is assumed in a multi …

The future Internet evolution is driven by applications that require simultaneous real-time
access to multiple heterogeneous IT resources interconnected by high-speed optical …

Multi-layer orchestration for application-centric networking Page 1 Multi-layer orchestration
for application-centric networking Ori Gerstel Sedona Systems, Raanana, Israel orig@sedonasys.com …

The Internet architecture and protocols have been extremely successful in recent decades
due to their simplicity and scalability with best effort services. The applications were Web …

In the context of the fifth generation of mobile technology (5G), multiple technologies will
converge into a unified end-to-end system. For this purpose, software defined networking …

A key driver for the evolution of Future Media Networks (FMNs) is the emergence of beyond
High Definition (HD) media formats. These formats impose far greater demands on networks …