TCP Congestion Control with a Misbehaving Receiver Clint Riley (clintr@) Gavilan Galloway (gavilan@) Introduction Much of the Internet was constructed with a benevolent world in mind. The goal was to […]
Khaled AlTurkestani (khaled@stanford.edu) Chirag Sangani (csangani@stanford.edu) Introduction Sprout is an end-to-end transport protocol that provides high throughput and low latency over cellular networks, taking into account the high variability of cellular network bandwidth. The […]
Robert Gasparyan and Jongho Shin Original Problem TCP is the most extensively used Internet transport protocol. TCP’s congestion control algorithm is one of the most integral parts of TCP and years of research […]
Background: We based our work on Jellyfish: Networking Data Centers Randomly by Singla et. al. This paper examines existing techniques for connecting top-of-rack switches in a datacenter and presents the […]
Sweet Song (shihui) and Jason Zhao (jlzhao) Introduction Jellyfish is a novel topology for organizing data center networks. Unlike traditional techniques such as Fat-trees and other well defined structures, […]
Laura Garrity, Suzanne Stathatos INTRODUCTION For those browsing web pages or those using the web to do work, there is always a wish that a page would load faster. For […]
Wei Shi and Sumitra Narayanan The original paper, ‘Mosh: An Interactive Remote Shell for Mobile Clients’ by Keith Winstein and Hari Balakrishnan (of the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence […]
