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Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme
REMOTE - Everything you always wanted to know about the Internet (but were afraid to ask) - Technology 1: Router internals: how these manage to handle the traffic flows (4/5)Cancelled
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We regret to inform but this lecture is cancelled.
ABSTRACT:
You think you know how the internet works, but do you really understand the complexity of today’s pervasive internet or do you think of it simply as a scaled up version of the Arpanet just after TCP/IP was introduced? If you aren’t sure what an ASN is or what MPLS does then these lectures are for you. Although our speakers will cover how the internet was born—and touch on the role that institutes such as CERN played in its development—the focus will be on the technologies, both hardware and software, that enable interconnect billions of devices and move exabytes of data. Even if you do know what an ASN is and understand MPLS, you’re be bound to learn something as these experts explain the rules and standards that regulate these technologies and how they are created and agreed.
BIO:
Giacomo Bernardi is Principal Engineer at Amazon AWS, where he leads the design of next-gen network control planes. Prior to that, he was Distinguished Engineer at Extreme Networks, where he led a global team of data scientists and machine learning engineers, building machine learning for traffic engineering and network analytics. He averaged a US Patent per year.
For over a decade, Giacomo was the CTO of a small startup turned into one of the largest fixed wireless Internet Service Providers, where he built a custom software-defined platform.
He holds a PhD in Wireless Networking from the University of Edinburgh (UK), a MSc from Trinity College Dublin (Ireland) and a BSc from the University of Milan (Italy).
Organised by
Maria Arsuaga-Rios
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Academic_Training 0422
