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Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz-Zentrum für Informatik

Most networked applications spend a significant amount of time on communication, and the software libraries and hardware used for communication often determines their performance (both throughput and latency), and their resource requirements. In the past decade, we have seen several efforts to improve communication performance and efficiency at the end-host. These include kernel bypass libraries such as DPDK, new kernel interfaces such as io_uring, in-kernel network offloads provided by XDP and eBPF, and SmartNICs of a variety of types. Each of these approaches makes trade-offs in terms of their performance, how easily they can be deployed (in private clusters and multi-tenant environments), their resource requirement, the reliability they provide, and how easy it is for programmers to use them when building networked applications. We are organizing this Dagstuhl Seminar to bring together people who work on systems, networking, programming languages, compilers, computer architecture, and distributed systems to work together to articulate and understand these trade-offs, and collectively propose approaches to improve usability, reliability, deployability, and analysis of high-performance networking software and hardware.

Softwareentwicklung,    Netzwerke, Internet

Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz-Zentrum für Informatik

This seminar aims at reasoning critically about how we build software and hardware for end-to-end machine learning. We hope that the discussions will lead to increased awareness for understanding the utilization of modern hardware and kickstart future developments to minimize hardware underutilization. We thus would like to bring together academics and industry across fields of data management, machine learning, systems, and computer architecture covering expertise of algorithmic optimizations in machine learning, job scheduling and resource management in distributed computing, parallel computing, and data management and processing. The outcome of the discussions in the seminar will therefore also positively impact the research groups and companies that rely on machine learning.

The European Conference on Optical Communication (ECOC) is Europe’s leading conference on optical communications, and one of the largest and most prestigious events in the field worldwide. The conference brings together experts and leaders from academia, research and industry across the globe to share their latest breakthroughs and visions for the future. ECOC is the ideal place for you to expand your knowledge, discuss new ideas, and network with others. It encompasses everything from the materials and devices that make optical communication possible, to the systems and networks that use them. 50 years of ECOC! We are looking forward to celebrating this special anniversary with you in 2024!

Optoelektronik und Anzeigetechnik,    Netzwerke, Internet

WEKA Fachmedien GmbH

Der Wechsel von einer vier- oder achtadrigen Verkabelung auf eine zweiadrige Verkabelung ist ein großer technischer Fortschritt: Mit Single Pair Ethernet lassen sich Platz, Gewicht und Installationsaufwand reduzieren, Kosten senken und Rohmaterialien wie Kupfer einsparen. Noch wichtiger aber ist, dass sich auf einfache Weise eine durchgängige Kommunikation bis hin zu den kleinsten Geräten realisieren lässt! Es entsteht die digitale Infrastruktur von morgen. Für Anwendungen in der Automatisierung, der Gebäudeautomation und dem Transportwesen stehen die entsprechenden Komponenten zum Einsatz bereit; jetzt beginnt die spannende Phase der Implementierung! Was müssen Entscheider wissen? Wie wird aus Theorie nun Praxis? Das 3. Forum Single Pair Ethernet bietet eine anwendungsübergreifende Plattform, um die Technologie ganzheitlich zu verstehen – von der Komponente bis zum System.

Netzwerke, Internet,    Elektronik