📢PhD position in Computer Science at Karlstad University in the area of sixth generation (6G) terrestrial / non-terrestrial network (TN-NTN) integration.
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ANRW'24 is now over: great keynote by Sharad Agarwal, great speakers, and amazing co-chairs, @simoneferlin & J. Sengupta. All content is online: video 👉https://youtube.com/watch?v=UV86d6g6J5s papers 👉https://irtf.org/anrw/2024/program.html
slides👉 https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/120/session/anrw #IETF120
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Much of the success of the Internet is due to the open and collaborative process by which it is developed. I today signed an open letter to the United Nations expressing concern around the approach to developing the Global Digital Compact and encouraging a renewed commitment to multi-stakeholder Internet governance #OpenInternet
https://open-internet-governance.org/letter

Way back in 1995 when we wrote the first edition of our textbook, we went out on a limb and included a section on RPC in the chapter on transport protocols, in an effort to make the case that there was more to transport protocols that the reliable byte-stream service offered by TCP. 28 years later we are still having the debate and some people still get very upset that the answer to every transport problem might not be TCP. We pick up the current state of play with a look at John Ousterhout's Homa proposal in our latest newsletter. #TCP #RPC #TransportProtocols

https://open.substack.com/pub/systemsapproach/p/its-tcp-vs-rpc-all-over-again?r=cxpek&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

The list with accepted papers at PAM'23 is out: https://pam2023.networks.imdea.org/#

There, Simon Sundberg will present "eBPF for efficient passive latency monitoring". The source code of ePPing is open and we are interested in more use cases.

@toke , JesperBrouer , Anna Brunstrom

ty google translate, very helpful