Zerializer: Towards Zero-Copy Serialization
29 Jul 2021 · Webinars · Talk by Adam Wolnikowski, Yale University.
Petr4: Formal Foundations for P4 Data Planes
23 Feb 2021 · Webinars · Talk by Ryan Doenges, Cornell University.
Gauntlet: Finding Bugs in Compilers for Programmable Packet Processing
29 Sep 2020 · Webinars · Talk by Fabian Ruffy, NYU.
SIGCOMM 2020: Preview 2
30 Jul 2020 · Webinars · Chipmunk, BeauCoup, and NetLock.
SIGCOMM 2020: Preview 1
23 Jul 2020 · Webinars · Lyra, PINT, and μP4.
Cheetah: Accelerating Database Queries with Switch Pruning
25 Jun 2020 · Webinars · Talk by Muhammad Tirmazi, Harvard University.
Princeton P4 Campus: Building and Running Novel Campus Network Applications
28 May 2020 · Webinars · Talk by Joon Kim, Princeton University.
FlowDB: Towards a General, Scalable Framework for Fast Network Analytics
23 Apr 2020 · Webinars · Talk by Christopher Leet, Yale University.
Autogenerating Fast Packet-Processing Code Using Program Synthesis
27 Feb 2020 · Webinars · Talk by Xiangyu Gao, NYU.
Neural Packet Classification
23 Jan 2020 · Webinars · Talk by Hang Zhu, Johns Hopkins University.
Breaking the architectural boundaries to enhance the datacenter network transport
05 Dec 2019 · Webinars · Talk by Yuliang Li, Harvard University.
Shoal: A Network Architecture for Disaggregated Racks
24 Oct 2019 · Webinars · Talk by Vishal Shrivastav, Cornell University.
Enabling Programmable Transport Protocols in High-Speed NICs
26 Sep 2019 · Webinars · Talk by Mina Arashaloo, Cornell University.
High-speed network measurement under constrained programming model
28 Mar 2019 · Webinars · Talk by Xiaoqi Chen, Princeton University.
SMORE: Semi-Oblivious Traffic Engineering
15 Feb 2019 · Webinars · Talk by Praveen Kumar, Cornell University.
PISCES: A Programmable, Protocol-Independent Software Switch
23 May 2017 · Webinars · Talk by Muhammad Shahbaz, Princeton University.
NetKAT Tutorial: Programming, Modelling, and Reasoning about Networks
18 Apr 2017 · Webinars · Talk by Steffen Smolka, Cornell University.
SNAP: Stateful Network-Wide Abstractions for Packet Processing
14 Mar 2017 · Webinars · Talk by Mina Arashaloo, Princeton University.