INTEL RESEARCH SEMINAR
DATE: August 4, 2003
TIME: 2:30 to 4:00 p.m.
PLACE: Intel Seminar (417 S. Craig Street - 3rd Floor)
INTEL
EVENTS PAGE: http://www.intel-research.net/pittsburgh/events.htm
SPEAKER:
Christophe
Diot
Intel Research Cambridge
TITLE:
An Informal Overview of Intel Research Cambridge
ABSTRACT:
In this talk, I will informally describe the research agenda pursued by
the new Intel Research lablet at the University of Cambridge: what work
we intend to do in Cambridge, and our research interests. Research efforts
we have started in the lab include work in Optical Systems, Network Monitoring,
Virtual Channel Processors, and Languages for Packet Processing.
BIO:
Christophe Diot received his PhD in Computer Science on January 30, 1991,
in Grenoble (FRANCE). During this period, he worked on high performance
implementations of Transport protocols. He also took part in the design
of XTP, and in its hardware implementation, the Protocol Engine. He then
joined the RODEO project at INRIA Sophia Antipolis in October 1993. RODEO
worked on the definition of new control mechanisms and implementation
techniques to allow multimedia and time-constrained applications to efficiently
use high-speed heterogeneous networks. From October 1998 to April 2003,
he worked with Sprint Advanced Technology Labs, where he built a new research
group to investigate how to make backbone management easier and performance
higher. His group designed a unique measurement infrastructure made of
GPS-synchronized packet traces, routing events, SNMP data, and active
probing. The knowledge extracted from these data allowed them to design
tools, models, and traffic engineering mechanisms, most of them used by
Sprintlink.
For Further
Seminar Info:
Contact Kim Kaan, 412-605-1203,
or visit http://www.intel-research.net.
SDI / LCS Seminar Questions?
Karen Lindenfelser, 86716, or visit www.pdl.cmu.edu/SDI/