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Lightness: A function-virtualizable software defined data center network with all-optical circuit/packet switching

Saridis et al., 2015

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18538671097997332
Author
Saridis G
Peng S
Yan Y
Aguado A
Guo B
Arslan M
Jackson C
Miao W
Calabretta N
Agraz F
Spadaro S
Bernini G
Ciulli N
Zervas G
Nejabati R
Simeonidou D
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Journal of Lightwave Technology

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Modern high-performance data centers are responsible for delivering a huge variety of cloud applications to the end-users, which are increasingly pushing the limits of the currently deployed computing and network infrastructure. All-optical dynamic data center network …
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