Telecommunication operators are massively moving their network functions in small data
centers at the edge of the network, which are becoming increasingly common. However, the …

The need for high performance and custom software-based packet processing has resulted
in decades of research. Most proposals bypass or replace the Linux networking stack with …

AF_XDP is a new technology for accelerated packet processing that was introduced in Linux
kernel 4.18. Unlike other kernel bypassing technologies, AF_XDP promises low operational …

This paper introduces transparent acceleration into the Linux networking stack. To do so, we
build on years of research in creating high-performance software-based packet processing …

To leverage the full potential of high-speed network interface cards (NICs), it is essential for
network applications to use high-performance packet I/O frameworks. However, porting …

As the Internet of Things becoming widely used, the requirement for high performance
network is growing rapidly. Network performance is affected by data transmission based on …

Examples described herein relate to one or more processors, when operational, to execute
instructions stored in memory device, to cause performance of: execute a driver that is to …

The SOME/IP (Scalable service-Oriented Middle-ware over IP) is a communication
middleware designed to meet the low latency and high bandwidth requirements of in-vehicle …

QUIC is a high-performance and secure transport layer protocol that has been applied in
many scenarios. Considering that kernel bypass techniques can avoid the overhead of the …

The eXpress Data Path (XDP) has been part of mainline Linux kernel as an approach of
high-performance programmable packet processing. It has demonstrated strong capabilities …