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Stanford University Networking Seminar

Stanford's NetSeminar is a biweekly seminar covering networking-related topics. Speakers come from academia and industry and the talks are open to the public. When possible, talks will be recorded and posted online. We typically start at 12:15pm (lunch at 11:45am) at Gates Bld — Room 104, unless otherwise mentioned.

NetSeminar is run by graduate students, and it is generously supported by the Stanford Computer Forum.

2012-13 Schedule

Date Speaker Title Slides Video
October 4
Gates 104 		Changhoon Kim
Microsoft 		Network Virtualization for Large Data Centers and Enterprises pdf watch
October 18
Gates 104 		Aki Nakao
University of Tokyo 		FLARE : Open Deeply Programmable Network Node Architecture pdf TBD
November 1
Gates 104 		Ali Ghodsi
KTH/UC Berkeley 		Multi-Resource Fair Queueing for Packet Processing pptx|pdf watch
November 15
Gates 104 		Luigi Rizzo
University of Pisa/Google 		Netmap:Software packet processing in a 10 Gbit/s world slides watch
November 29
Gates 104 		Richard Mortier
University of Nottingham 		Understanding and Control : Owning your Home Network pdf watch
January 31
Gates 104 		Dave Taht
Bufferbloat Project 		Inside Codel and Fq_codel and Derivatives in Delay Based active queue management pdf watch
March 14
Gates 104 		Teemu Koponen
VMware 		Structure and Design of Software-Defined Networks pdf watch
April 18
Gates 104 		Nate Foster
Cornell University 		Formal Foundations for Networks pdf watch
May 2
Gates 104 		Vimalkumar Jeyakumar
Stanford University 		EyeQ – Practical Network Performance Isolation for the Datacentre TBD TBD

Directions

Directions to the Gates Building and Nearby Parking.

Contact

To suggest speakers, request topics or for more information please contact Yiannis Yiakoumis or Peyman Kazemian.

Mailing List

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