The CONIX Center’s research agenda is broad and ambitious, spanning architectures, components, services, security, and privacy, all of which combine into three demonstrator applications. The center’s mission is to develop the architecture consisting of APIs and protocols that allow system designers to operate on all resources in a system in an abstract manner like that used by modern data centers. This requires an interdisciplinary and cross-cutting approach that extends from new programming paradigms at the top, all the way down to platforms that support in-network computation. To cope with dynamics and scale, the system needs to be sufficiently autonomous using machine learning and cognitive approaches to build resilience and to self-optimize.
Next Student-Liaison Seminar
March April 7th @ 1pm Eastern Time
- Topic: Finding and Eliminating Timing Side-Channels in Crypto Code with Pitchfork
- Led by PhD student Craig Disselkoen (UCSD)
- Find additional details on the Member Home page or email Toni Fox.
CONIX EVENTS
06.23.20
JUMP e-Workshop ‘Sensing the Physical World out of Pervasive Wireless Infrastructure’ by Elahe Soltanaghaei
01.07.20
JUMP e-Workshop ‘Programmable Network Data Plane and Its Applications’ by Daehyeok Kim
12.10.19
JUMP e-Workshop ‘Processing Visual Information at the Network Edge: Applications, Systems, and Experiences’ by Ramesh Govindan
10.16.19 ‐ 10.17.19
CONIX Second Annual Review
08.06.19
JUMP e-Workshop ‘The Future of (secure) Computing with WebAssembly’ by Deian Stefan