Network function virtualization can decouple the traditional network function from the
dedicated hardware, abstracts the software-based virtual network function from the …

In modern computer architectures, access latency varies considerably between different
levels in the memory hierarchy. Consequently, applications with data access patterns that …

Network virtualization is a core technology in next-generation networks to overcome the
ossification problem that is observed in the current Internet. The key idea of network …

An adaptive method to perform dynamic voltage and frequency scheduling (DVFS) for
minimizing the energy consumption of microprocessor chips is presented. Instead of using a …

This paper examines congestion control issues for TCP flows that require in-network
processing on the fly in network elements such as gateways, proxies, firewalls and even …

Next-generation automotive networks will be characterized by a high number of
interconnected sensors, actuators and applications on electronic control units …

Overhead of memory accesses limits the performance of packet processing applications. To
overcome this bottleneck, today's network processors can utilize a wide-range of …

Time sensitive network applications, for example in Intra-Vehicular Networks, aim to give
predictable end-to-end latency guarantees. As a consequence, processing resources of …

Network processors are embedded system-on-a-chip multiprocessors that are optimized to
perform simple packet processing tasks at data rates of several Gigabits per second. To …

Extremely low-latency and real-time communications are required in Tactile Internet to
transfer physical tactile experiences remotely. In addition, its traffic has stringent …