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FlexPipe: Fast, flexible and scalable packet processing for high-performance SmartNICs

Zyla et al., 2023

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10265343838948141702
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Zyla K
Liess M
Wild T
Herkersdorf A
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2023 IFIP/IEEE 31st International Conference on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI-SoC)

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Data centers have been struggling to provide the necessary processing capacity to handle the surging rate of network traffic that is generated in an increasingly connected and service- oriented world. As a result, SmartNICs play an even more important role than before as they …
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