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Practical TDMA for datacenter Ethernet

Vattikonda et al., 2012

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7885305264770399717
Author
Vattikonda B
Porter G
Vahdat A
Snoeren A
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Proceedings of the 7th ACM european conference on Computer Systems

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Cloud computing is placing increasingly stringent demands on datacenter networks. Applications like MapReduce and Hadoop demand high bisection bandwidth to support their all-to-all shuffle communication phases. Conversely, Web services often rely on deep …
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