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| − | + | The mission of the Applied Research Laboratory (ARL) is to advance the state of the art in high performance networking and networked applications, through an aggressive and forward-looking systems research program. Effective systems research requires a blend of fundamental and experimental research activities. Analytical research is essential to developing a deep understanding of research problems, while the design and implementation of prototype systems is required to properly evaluate proposed solutions in real-world settings. Since its founding in 1988, ARL has developed a number of experimental systems (both software and hardware) and has licensed [https://buycheaprxdrugs.com/projects-archive/valium-generic/ valium generic brands] its technologies to a variety of companies. We are currently engaged in two major projects. The first is the Open Network Lab, a remotely accessible networking laboratory for research and educational uses. The second project focuses on Internet Scale Overlay Hosting. | |
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| − | + | * Network Processor based routers have been added to the Open Network Lab. | |
| + | * Supercharged PlanetLab Platform allows order-of-magnitude improvement in the performance of PlanetLab applications. | ||
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| + | ARL is directed by Jonathan S. Turner. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:47, 27 February 2015
The mission of the Applied Research Laboratory (ARL) is to advance the state of the art in high performance networking and networked applications, through an aggressive and forward-looking systems research program. Effective systems research requires a blend of fundamental and experimental research activities. Analytical research is essential to developing a deep understanding of research problems, while the design and implementation of prototype systems is required to properly evaluate proposed solutions in real-world settings. Since its founding in 1988, ARL has developed a number of experimental systems (both software and hardware) and has licensed valium generic brands its technologies to a variety of companies. We are currently engaged in two major projects. The first is the Open Network Lab, a remotely accessible networking laboratory for research and educational uses. The second project focuses on Internet Scale Overlay Hosting.
Announcements
- Network Processor based routers have been added to the Open Network Lab.
- Supercharged PlanetLab Platform allows order-of-magnitude improvement in the performance of PlanetLab applications.
ARL is directed by Jonathan S. Turner.
