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Multi-Path TCP: revolutionizing connectivity, one path at a time

CloudFaire

Aggregation : MPTCP can aggregate the bandwidth of many network interfaces. For example, in a data center scenario, it's common to use interface bonding. A single flow can make use of just one physical interface. Typically, the server allows the client to reuse the server IP/port address. There are caveats though.

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OCP Summit 2024: The open future of networking hardware for AI

Engineering at Meta

The DSF fabric supports an open and standard Ethernet-based RoCE interface to endpoints and accelerators across several xPUs and NICs, including Meta’s MTIA as well as from several vendors. Tbps with 64x OSFP ports, and the design is optimized without the need of retimers to achieve maximum power efficiency. version 1.2.0,

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Intel - Is it an IPU or a DPU or what?

How Funky

Intel has developed and sold classic Ethernet Network Interface Cards (NICs) for a long time, but many might not be as familiar with their product offerings in the SmartNIC and more advanced NIC categories. There were two features in the IPU that are something infrastructure engineers should know about.

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NetFlow vs. sFlow

Kentik

NetFlow is the trade name known for a session sampling flow protocol invented by Cisco Systems that is widely used in the networking industry. In networking terms, a “flow” is a unidirectional set of packets sharing common attributes such as source and destination IP, source and destination ports, IP protocol, and type of service.

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The Pains and Problems of NFV

CATO Networks

link] Limited Connectivity Capabilities Most off-the-shelf vCPE/uCPE hardware features Ethernet ports to connect to the WAN, but little more. Can you imagine Amazon offering AWS where virtual machines are deployed per host, run a vendor-specific operating system, and managed by vendor-specific tools? What a headache.

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