IETF OPES Application Area Working Group / Distributed Systems / Networking / Google / Computer-Communication Networks / /
Country
Germany / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Product Issues / M&A / /
Facility
IBP depot / depot The / Internetworking Laboratory Computer Science Department University of Tennessee / Global depot / /
IndustryTerm
streaming media / network communications / information infrastructure / a fullfledged network / transportation lines / Internet Backplane Protocol / pervasive computing / logistical network / purpose solution / ubiquitous computing / Conventional computational services / particular services / programmable networking / wide area infrastructure / packet networking / data communications / network computing service / conventional encryption algorithms / particular router / approach to wide area network / generic network / wide area network / individual producers / Internet Technologies Program / time-sliced operating system execution services / active networking / Internet model / Internet stack / state management tools / asynchronous communications / supercomputer-scale processing power / logistical computation network / Internet design paradigm / technology-rich environments / storage applications / computational systems / state management / unavailable router / communication infrastructure / computational services / reliability systems / fundamental protocol / autonomic computing / search engines / storage systems / conventional computing network / data management / access layer services / encryption algorithms / information technology / Internet endpoints / packet network / generic tools / sharable computing service / wide area computing infrastructure / Internet routing / interoperable state management / network computing systems / network computing / personalized Web / computing / end-point operating systems / communication network / generation infrastructure / forward network / ubiquitous infrastructure / storage networking / lowest network / scientific computing / basic services / Internet-levels / programmable network / storage services / wide area storage services / /
OperatingSystem
Unix / DoS / /
Organization
National Science Foundation / Arithmetic Logic Unit / Center for Information Technology Research / University of Tennessee / Department of Energy Scientific Discovery / Network Functional Unit / /
Person
James S. Plank Logistical / Dan Hillis / Micah Beck Terry Moore James / / /
Position
guard / General / uniform model of state management / /
LAN / XML / RAM / unavailable router / encryption algorithms / peer-to-peer / Unix / Information Technology / IP router / particular router / streaming media / MTU / operating system / operating systems / process control / WAN / RAID / conventional encryption algorithms / maximum transmission unit / fundamental protocol / encryption / IP routers / edge device / LoN technology / flow control / RISC processor / paging / caching / Internet Backplane Protocol / local processor / stored redundantly using a RAID-like encoding / /
To be presented at the Workshop on Future Directions in Network Architecture (FDNA’03), An ACM SIGCOMM 2003 Workshop, August 27, 2003, Karlsruhe, Germany. An End-to-End Approach to Globally Scalable Programmable Networ