God bless reply guys

billions of packets It's hard to outperform CPUs, and you need a *large* market (e.g. GPUs) to pay to keep that speed over the long term. But putting data movement code outside the reach of the CPU makes the problem itself much easier, as you can eliminate huge amounts of protection overhead.

*peeks in on the bad place*
how's it going over here

One of the biggest tragedies in academia is how some days there are two events that provide cookies and some days there are none.

Congrats Virginia Smith , billions of packets , Aaditya Ramdas and Nathan Beckmann!!

cs.cmu.edu/news/2024/sloa…

I’m inserting typos into all of my recommendations this season. Not because I’m sloppy, but so the readers know I didn’t use ChatGPT to generate them.

👏Big congratulations to Professor Ana Klimovic on receiving the VMware Early Career Faculty Award which identifies recently-​​appointed faculty whose research accomplishments seem poised to have significant impact within the #industry and #academia . bit.ly/3NiKptZ

Liam Liam Arzola 🇨🇺 🦀 is applying for systems PhD positions. If you are looking for capable systems hackers you should absolutely try to hire him!
He has been baptized in my group with gnarly low-level DPDK and TCP stack hacking over the past six months and lived to tell the tale!

Switzerland is a strange place… what’s next, Ping SA on the sidewalks?